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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
1
The Australian Better Health Association presents Dr Geo E Payne Philpots World health writer and Australian native with vast experience sharing health messages.
The passage explains how the tongue lips and cheeks assist chewing from incisors to molars and how tooth loss disrupts mastication. It urges care for natural teeth and mentions artificial substitutes as equal in function, inviting readers to ask health questions.
In a Wednesday session the Opposition leader urged resuming budget debate to cut £4,000,000 from ministers and MPs salaries to 1028 29 level. Prime Minister Scullin signaled no agreement while the Opposition pressed for specific revisions and justification for the salary reductions.
Church notices announce E G Wetherick will preach next Sunday in Worsham at 1 and 7, at Longerenong College at 3 pm, and Horsham morning service with topics "Cultivating for Vast Empty Spaces" and "The Test." Mir Metcalfe to conduct services at East Wonwendah Labarum and Drung South. Presbyterian Girls Fellowship hosts a musical evening Tuesday led by Miss Jean Muwhanan.
Rev Harokd F Allen preaches at Weetis East Greenland Dam and Horsham on Sunday next. Rev F R Woolhouse will preach at Horsham Kalkee and Pimpinio. Horsham Ladies Guild fortnightly meeting set for Wednesday at 3 p m. On Thursday Rev H F Allen to speak on Tonga to the WAFMM.
Amid claims of a 3d per gallon potential drop if the petrol tax is approved, oil firms face pressure from garage owners to avoid price hikes. Officials reiterate no comment while traders foresee later small increases and garages delaying closures due to stockpiles and pirate firms targeting cut prices.
Grampians Secondary Schools Association winter games at Hor sham featured Horsham and Warracknabeal High Schools. Horsham won 17 points to Warracknabeal 7 with decisive hockey and basketball contests amid travel mud and rain.
A dance at Toolondo Hall and Toesdin on July 28 aims to raise funds for the football club. Rain continued Friday, totaling about 2 inches since the drought broke, bringing welcome relief and improving pastures for crepes and cherries. Friends host a farewell soda for Mr and Mrs George Bird at Peronne school as they plan to move to Lake Lar.
An unusual waterspout approximately half a mile high was seen moving from Rory Pest Island toward the east near Fremantle. At the same time, Mr George Freely, a ferrier on Kilmany estate, reportedly collapsed while caneering with Niesone in the ward at his farm.
An agreement reached between the Australian Workers' Union and the New South Wales Labor party executive provides for the unions reaffiliation with the party.
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