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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
6
Readable catalog text shows men's sweaters including V neck pullovers in tan and heather, quality knitwear with colors and sizes, price points around 11/6, and a selection of pullovers. Also mentions men's suits and a variety of items with stock and pricing notes.
Ned introduces a gunmete range featuring materials such as tweeds, twills, horsebones and briars. The 6 Neo line offers a high grade suit fabric with a very high grade weave. The No 3 range comprises the right of very high grade thiese suit fabric at price level.
A lengthy analysis reports on third party automobile liability, insurance, and compensation. It notes 1,250,000 uninsured vehicles and critiques financial responsibility laws, comparing Britain, the United States, New Zealand, and Australia. The commission favors a workers compensation style plan to protect injured parties while considering international approaches.
An old notice describes simple home remedies using glycerine and other ingredients to darken grey hair. It claims quick results within a week, notes the mixture is harmless and non sticky, and mentions the suppliers and age of the reader.
A new telephone exchange is under construction at the Central We Office in Lannon. When finished it will enable typists to tap keys and send a message via tape from distant locations, using a teleprinter. The device is not new but has been used mainly by private wires.
The fragment suggests potential gold bounty figures up to £250,000 and government payouts near £1.25 million, with references to the British cabinet and monetary concerns amid a political context. Names and places are garbled, but the outline implies financial stakes and policy debates.
The fragment describes a struggle with a sucker fish hunting method in the archipelago. A hunter uses a hooked weapon and a boomerang like tool to subdue fish, then threats or attacks follow. The text steps through a scene where a hunter corners prey under water and uses a knife blade to finish. The account notes the peculiar technique and praises the hunter’s skill.
In Western Australia farmers face rising machinery costs with plough prices up from £5410 to £5410 and iron prices up by £1 per ton. The Caperranes Party Assistance Fund helps keep holdings afloat as debt and harvest timing pressures mount in the Riverina region.
An unexpected holiday disrupted routine at Hamilton School. A teacher misplaced a key after a thorough search of belongings, with students assisting. The key remained missing until the next morning when a careful check under overshoes finally revealed its location.
The Second Horsham Troop marked its birthday with a communal evening. Members from the Jadien committee local association Girl Guides and Bringers Scouts and Rover crews attended. Highlights included a cake, a toast by A Bini and praise for future cooperation as Rangers and 1st Horsham Howling admire the Fully code guiding upcoming events.
London is depicted as the world’s market and key port of Europe, with long passages describing its central role in trade, finance, and global commerce. The piece highlights London as a hub where merchants, exporters, and importers converge, noting the city’s supremacy in shipping, exchange, and industrial power, and its influence on the world economy.
Tolwant Daffy eight years old, bedridden for years, died in a house fire that swept the dwelling. The blaze occurred after a strong gust felled a nearby utility line and spread rapidly through the home. Fire officials say investigators are examining the cause and origin of the fire.
A South Australian debate cites Solon's ancient debt crisis to warn of modern farming debt. Kilpatrick argues for reform after detailing farmers mortgaging land to lenders, leading to serflike bondage and widespread misery from heavy interest and foreclosures.
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered words and names lacking clear context or complete details. No coherent event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the fragment.
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