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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1932
Page
5
Fragmented OCR note references a women’s golf clue, annual tourney, Horsham pages, and various garbled names. It hints at a local event with partial details and scattered proper nouns, preserving a sense of ongoing coverage without clear outcomes.
A fragmented item notes a swimming related event or notice created by a woman of duty. Readable fragments suggest a local athletic or recreation context with possible schedule or eligibility details. Further specifics are unreadable in the text provided.
A fragmentary report discusses nursing hospitals and potential state aid to the country. It mentions central executive directions, minister for public works, and a plan to assist in funding hospitals, with references to Mildenurne suburbs and East Lippeland districts, unclear dates, and figures like 250 pounds.
An opaque clipping discusses radio medical practices and international health agencies. It mentions WHO policies, NIH involvement, and various named stalls in a tangled summary of health activism and regulatory actions across continents.
Richmond witnessed a dramatic 1000 mile motor cycling race with a chaotic start. Keenan reportedly escaped a major incident, while rivals including Campbell and Himes faced a setback as a leading car crashed near mile 42.
The passage, attributed to Leipzig professor Hehnwider, surveys human evolution across ancient cultures. It outlines stages from infancy to maturity, details the rise of writing and civilization, and contrasts rapid urban progress with irregular population development, noting influence from Egypt, Phoenicians, Greeks, and Jews.
A fragmented report discusses cancer, toxins, and diet, citing Dr. Arhutlinol Laws and Lumdus as authorities. It links disease to air poison and waste accumulation from food, urging cleaner living and stricter food safety while touching on religious and philosophical reflections on science and civilization.
Murvasi Yowss Men's Cigh Memm XNI Whitelock Maywom W. ttuvcheus W. Curie EA Vincemt attended Melbourne for the Mythoding young men's movement in Victoria. Delegates included reps from Bopanyup and XTi. Rev. Fpalding celebrated the 39th anniversary at his midetry with Ararat Bf. Andrew Presbyteran hare in succession of Mr. C. Mc Towne who retires after 28 years as secretary of the Nhill Agricultural Society. Mrs. FL McLachlan appointed to the vacancy as secretary. A. E. Carthew of Horsham named best appointed secretary of the Gordke Agricultural Society.
Mr and Mrs H Ho Moble of Duilas House Horsham assent to the marriage of their eldest daughter Madge to Oswald fourth son of Mr and Mrs T E Aslameon of Me Leylande Myamyn.
A series of notices recounts funerals and deaths across Bendigo, Burnt Crowk, and nearby towns. Mery Keuly Kicketin's funeral at Hur noe Winday followed a service at MDLiar street, with Reverend Allen conducting and a Heidelberg hospital transfer after illness. The piece also records the Burials of Ella, Mrs. Dochérts, and J. Conway, detailing family ties, past residences, and community roles. A late note preserves the passing of Williem Janes, former railway worker and Baptist Church member, with survivors listed.
A fragmented report notes farmers struggling as mice plague crops and waste food. It mentions rainfall above average with reference to months and precipitation measurements, hinting at crop damage and weather impact on farming efforts.
May weather saw a tropical dip bringing rain to the Northern Mallee and northern regions, with showers and cooler spells in the south. Anticyclones dominated western and eastern districts, while the month ended with below average rainfall but overall mild, favorable conditions and useful falls in wheat areas across several zones.
Fragmentary reminiscences mention Sully as an early labor movement promoter inshore I nluepn Me. The text links him with the Working Men’s College and Parliament activity, noting roles with railways and references to British political figures and events.
The fragment references William husband and a London or area contact, mentioning Lughe and Minty Street Geelunw Stic and a vague communication attempt. The garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or parties to form a complete news item.
The corrected notice outlines an Ole Thaw Dinner to be held in Wiltay Hall TOMO TOW Wednesday at 8. The event is organized under the supervision of Secretary WUTHERA.
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