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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
8
A long testimonial details a woman who used Kruschen Salts for twenty years to relieve rheumatic pain. She claims no rheumatism since emigrating, calling the daily dose effective and manageable, with worldwide use cited and a price of 2/11 per bottle.
The New York Chronicle reports on experimental work in England and America toward a synthetic blood substitute. Dr W R Amberton and AG Muller pursue a blood transfunktion this line, noting experiments with rubberlike fluids and monkey testing as they seek a full substitute for human blood.
A laborer aboard the liner Marana discovered a tired stowaway woman in Sotacy after the ship’s arrival on Tuesday. She had eaten little since leaving Wellington Friday, was exhausted, and received stimulants and hospital care. The incident mentions unusual post office and tax notes and reports vegetables given away to customers during a city scene.
A fragment from a 20th century panel on humor surveys popular targets from Scotsmen to mothers in law and golf players. It notes a shift away from certain topics like red noses and remarks on familiarity with family types such as twins and triplets, while pondering if impersonal humor remains acceptable.
A Lansdowne Sunday Times correspondent notes living veterans over 100, led by John Birch born 1823 in Sebastopol, claimed to be 112 on June 4, with Crimean War service. Mentions Sir Fitzroy Maclean, 23d Light Dragoons, 18th Hussars, and other aging officers, plus Private John Madden and William Wilkie Freeman as the oldest survivors and pensioners.
A fragmented historical notice discusses circulation and publication figures for a British era society, noting copies, languages, and distribution. It references the New Testament, World languages, and limits of state expansion with ministerial dialogue on a health initiative.
A heifer owned by Mr Ben Flasell of Araratrite panicked while being led to a creek crossing. The animal rushed towards the water and was drowned before it could be rescued. The incident was witnessed by bystanders and noted as a serious scare for the handler.
Fragmentary wire dispatch reports injuries after a crash near Concord hospital. The message also mentions Mosul and invaders, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented historical discussion on education and childhood behavior debates. The text critiques parental influence on boys, ambitions, and self expression, noting rising pressure from modern society while contrasting industrious and superficial students and calling for balanced guidance.
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