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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
2
Fragmentary readable bits show a local notice about a listed event or sale. Names and places are partly obscured. The legible items include a reference to a road name and a potential monetary amount. No clear date or complete entities emerge from the readable text.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Quite Rouador reports Dr Francis Spillman of Central University Alangast finds skulls jawbone ribs and limbs in Los Chiles Valley Ecuador dating 7000 years ago. He argues the remains suggest Yellow race presence in South America during the Ice Age and supports Far East population theory.
A mother critiques modern education suggesting that overemphasis on easy learning risks dulling future effort. She argues successful historical figures share the habit of doing unattractive tasks, warning that childhood happiness may come at the expense of maturity.
A collage of humorous quips on wealth and home life, plus snippets from football banter and newsroom gags. Jokes range from a fan describing a grand stand mishap to a nurse and moths in a chemist shop, with wordplay about marriage and misadventure.
The Queensland Government Tourist Bureau promotes The Great Barrier Coral Reef as a premier World wonder. It extols its vast reefs and polyps, urging Australians to visit before touring distant pyramids and Greece. The booklet argues it should be in every home and school, with a Melbourne office and postal price of eightpence.
The St Andrew's Hospital appeal in Victoria aims for 2000 pounds to finish building and equip the hospital near East Melbourne. Since March 800 pounds has been raised, with total costs including land and alterations exceeding 60,000 pounds. A memorial fund and tablets may be offered to donors, and the hospital is planned to open during the Centenary Celebrations with a Scottish delegation visiting.
Reading this health note suggests avoiding fatty or fried foods and buttered toast while excluding certain items. It recommends fresher fruit vegetables wholemeal products and plenty of water between meals. It also mentions substitutes and the need for fresh abr and semen.
The passage discusses handling fallen leaves as plant food and soil amendment. It notes leaves should be destroyed if diseased except for composting. pure leaves should be stacked to decay and added to soil. Pine needles are slow to decay. when placed at trench bottoms they take several years to break down.
A reader letter extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney trouble, claiming dramatic personal recovery after use. The missive links urinary poisons to multiple ailments and touts the medicine as restoring kidney health and overall well being.
Crofts Stores Pty Ltd announces limited time offers for readers of this paper. Buy Crofts Tea at discounted prices and receive bonus sugar bags with orders of general groceries. Money back guarantee applies if tea fails to please. Offers not available at suburban or country shops.
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