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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
10
In a tense courtroom scene, Cramer confronts Crane over a disputed alimony stake and missing funds linked to a divorce case. The exchange centers on a proposed payout and a witness account of marriage collapse, with both sides scrutinizing prior claims and the partner's fidelity.
A fragmented account reflects global outrage over German conduct in World War One. It cites mass killings, forced disappearances, and barbaric actions against civilians, with figures and locations including Prussia, the Baltic region, and various fronts. Reports lament the scale of violence and urge moral reckoning.
The article argues that wartime shortages of meat dairy and allied foods require prompt production expansion. It highlights policy and investment in animal husbandry poultry and dairy to raise output, stressing government support and economic feasibility for farms. It notes past price shocks and the need for sustained postwar growth to secure long term food supplies.
The text discusses changes in farming and livestock markets, noting pork, butter, and cheese demand, and a shift from breeding to importation due to new conditions. It highlights stress on traditional breeding areas, rising capital needs for individual farmers, and a focus on expanding trade in meat and animal products.
Fragmented text discusses furs and industry prospects. Mentions a looming fur shortage driving demand and price increases. Notes potential value of fur trade, fashion demand, and animal scarcity affecting supply and innovation in usage.
A report details conflict within religious groups over shared services and cross denomination participation. A controversial sermon at a Liberty or church service prompts debate on Brotherhood and interfaith alignment among Presbyterians Anglicans and Catholics, with involvement from rector Vivian Simmoor and Baytsod chaplain.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a ritual of scapegoating the Jews with references to a high priest and the wilderness, including terms like sins, blood, confession, and community judgment. The passage is garbled and mixes archaic phrasing with unclear names and actions, rendering precise meaning uncertain.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a speaker urging a bett aesc a call to weave a new poem in Mak. The text remains unclear with several half formed phrases and misread words, offering little concrete event or names beyond a literary request.
The passage appears garbled with numerous nonstandard spellings and stray phrases. It mentions names like Celestine and Gladys and references to groceries, churches, and mappings, but lacks a coherent event, date, or clear reporting angle. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a definite news item or outcome.
A fragmented Victorian-era notice reveals a comical street scene with window signs advertising barbering and hairdressing. Phrases mocking fools and odd merchandise hint at a bustling, tongue in cheek market display and a teller’s misfortune amid bustling crowds.
A garbled wartime note describes new torpedoes and anti ship measures. It mentions American work improving torpedo reliability and speed, along with the threat level posed to enemy ships. The passage notes uncertainties about warfare advances and cautions over timing and effectiveness.
An enigmatic article promotes a hair growth compound claiming to restore color and thickness. It lists ingredients and instructions, touting soothing effects and “more than decent sleep” as benefits, with references to wholesalers and chemists in London and America for sales and trials.
The article recounts a curious tale attributed to Canada’s premier about Scots and a dry town, discussing social control and a surprising incident at a local mine. It describes a couple’s reactions and a surprising discovery involving two men at a gathering, raising questions about propriety and local norms.
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