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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
10
A stream of disjointed memories shows a youth grappling with boredom, fear, and longing. The speaker recalls illness, social pressure, and a search for meaning, interlaced with glimpses of gendered expectations and peer scrutiny.
A reflective guide on finding value in labor and avoiding reliance on luck. It urges embracing work with artistry, resisting easy shortcuts, and building character through disciplined effort. It criticizes indecision and misplaced priorities, advocating integrity across professions.
A mature expert advises wives to study their husbands and avoid excess. She suggests giving space to discuss topics that interest him to earn complete confidence. The piece contrasts male independence with female restraint and stresses mutual sacrifice for harmony.
A garbled dialogue shows a customer asking for a single spur while the saddler insists on selling one spur per horse. The exchange hints at a misunderstanding of how spurs are paired, with the man pressing for a single side to match the other.
Professor Huxley, guest of an Anti Tobacco League meeting, recounts a past dinner incident where a friend urged him to smoke a cigar. He recalls how, after trying it, he has never again been able to give up the after dinner weed, reflecting on tobacco.
The piece argues ratepayers defer payments due to a belief in extended payment windows and cites legal duties to pay at the rural period start. It critiques local authorities for borrowing to cover delays, which raises interest and extra charges, contrasting with government tax anticipation as unfair justification.
An Indian hunter named Rajani reportedly killed four man-eating tigers with a bow and arrows. American sportsmen Arthur Young and Saxton Pope hunted kudzu or viralles in the Northwest using 80 simple English-style bows of Oregon yew and birch arrows. The weapons mirrored Battle of Crecy gear, with 5 ft 8 in bows and 28 inch arrows. range about 300 yards, stalking to within 100 yards. They killed two bears with a single arrow, one dying within twenty seconds.
Workers report windmill models differ greatly in design and efficiency as builders tout durability and long term performance amid mixed reviews across early markets.
A fervent exhortation to a young man to reject excessive moderation and seek bold integrity. The speaker warns that indulging comfort, wealth, and easy life leads to shipwreck of moral being, while urging resolve, courage, and honest virtue over hollow appeasement of society.
A reflective piece urges trimming annoying habits in families to reduce friction. It notes many everyday quirks like toe tapping, toothpaste cap disputes, and teeth tapping, urging awareness of differences. It warns that petty sneers foster a cynical atmosphere and harm relations.
Fox Film Corporation advances production HQs from Hollywood to Movietone City Beverly Hills acres, with 1200 trackloads of gear moved. A vast prop warehouse, new setting streets of New York, electric signals, and a 1000-vehicle motor park rise as staff increases. A private shuttle bus offers 16 minute studio service along five miles of paved routes.
A chaotic scene unfolds with locals steering visitors to landmarks via pubs and churches as the Horwich RMA band performs at a windy Rugby League Final in Wigan. Two men joke about the loudspeakers while staff wrestle with the audio setup and the crowd reacts to the gusting weather.
A pamphlet style piece argues success stems from a determined mindset and hard work, linking mental outlook to achievement while warning that poor health and kidney and liver disorders hinder progress. It advertises Warner's Safe Cure and offers a free illustrated booklet on kidney and liver diseases from Warner and Co Ltd Melbourne.
A reflective piece urges mindful eating to prevent internal disorders and early deaths. It contrasts modern fast meals with traditional breakfasts, stresses balanced portions for manual and sedentary workers, and advocates slowing down, avoiding overeating, and pairing foods wisely to promote health and longevity.
An advertisement touts Heenzo as a money saving cough remedy by diluting concentrated Heenzo with sweetened water to create a supply equivalent to eight ordinary bottles. It claims relief for coughs colds croup brewing chills and influenza and notes it contains no drugs or poisons and is pleasant to the palate suitable for all ages.
A club cardroom dispute ends with a younger member seeking advice from seasoned players. The tale notes heated words, a challenge to wagering and skill, and a cryptic shift toward a royal metaphor as the moment of decision arrives.
A restored newspaper item reports a heated discussion on the prevalence of red, red brick, and red piping in public buildings. The Nurvine Mirror cites concerns that red tones shape character, with a tangential philosophy of women and social life interwoven amid jagged quotations and fragmented remarks.
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