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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1930
Page
1
The Australian author discusses health topics and mentions figures such as Geo K. Payor and Philjata. The piece credits Merl Wale for translations and notes Helos un Meni themes and a broad focus on health in Australian context.
A highly fragmented OCR passage mixes random human teeth terms, names, places, and phrases. It reads like garbled notes or encoded speech with scattered references and no coherent narrative or events to summarize.
The piece compares home building costs with dental care expenses, noting £2800 houses and fears of long-lasting foundations. It discusses dentistry as a preventive health measure, mentions US and Australian spending on teeth, and asks readers to inquire about dental health and costs while warning of fire and insurance implications.
An old advertisement promotes Doan Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney pain. It claims pills improve kidney function, relieve ache, and are recommended by Mrs Mathews and other patients. The copy mentions a distributor at 45 Hamilton Street and urges readers to obtain a bottle for relief.
J. P. McDonnell advertises trust and private money available to lend on country properties including agricultural, dairying, and western ventures. The contact is 105-407 Collies St, Metbeurng.
The report by ex Justice Campbell, presented to the Governor, concludes main charges against Beier, Lou Wis, and state officials over smelter management and Mungana mine dealings. It cites lax oversight, dishonest advice, and extensive misrepresentation harming state finances and public interest.
Melbourne dispatch reports Mr Scullin's dual position and a statement from Theodore concerning Transurership. The article notes actions in the House of Representatives and mentions figures named Stalin and Welbesiay with references to government ministers and conference attendance.
An old advertisement promotes Willing’s Pink Pills for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the pills strengthen the stomach, calm nerves, and improve digestion after meals, promising quicker relief from discomfort and a better appetite. It targets readers seeking digestive aid and cites digestive organs and nerves as affected.
Article notes a price or status update on Dr Williams Pink Pills with mention of Nenire Wie Wel Do and Me HL French. References Western Australia and South Australia personnel, and a 12 percent voluntary salary reduction becoming operative after no work on Saturday.
An April London to Capetown recovery flight described by the Duchess of Belford with Shell Company support. Navigator Mr. Lite recounts perilous days over Tanganyika forests and a desert near Livingstone, fuel gauges failing, near-drowning moments, fatigue and peril during a treacherous journey across Africa.
A report lists upcoming agricultural show dates across towns Balmoral Weil mda aml Thirsing Horsham Land Hopetoun Beulah Taewiay Warracknabeal Kaniva Minyip Nhill Rupanyap Dimboola Reparit Rainbow Marton and Tn view of recent robberies all Attempted robberies Werhepraf Armand and Donald trailers have Marvellous Forced Landing. The New South Wales Minister details a forced landing at Balearia caused by petrol tax concerns and vehicle conditions. Duchess of Bedford age four is noted in a separate obituary remark.
Editor notes a Meraham Progress Association push for a pre election meeting to discuss rear peace and transport issues. The piece urges not to drop the initiative and hints at further discussion of free vaccines and voter concerns amid a new election cycle.
A chaotic weekly report debates government actions and a big stick metaphor in Parliament, with claims of rushed measures and misconstruction of power. Key figures and terms include the Prime Minister, Attorney General, and references to Australia’s political climate and industrial wealth.
The article highlights a woman known as a Poche iean expert in ornithology and geology. It mentions her summer faking, affiliation with institutes, gratitude from scientists, and her role as daughter of Archdesenp Tribe from Simla. It also notes her marriage to the Duke of Techfort in 188% and references a cricketer husband with a 50 score in a match for ladies at Amin in 186.
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