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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
5
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Fragmentary OCR notes show a Butter Factory named Worsham tied to dating or rate values, with unclear percentages and terms like CARH PAYNESTS. The readable items imply an agricultural or local business notice about product pricing or processing rates.
Fragmentary notes discuss footballs and a digest related to the Bor Sion Tima, mentioning potential asks or curiosities about sizes, quality, and usage. The readable fragments imply consumer interest in footballs and related gear amid a broader sports context.
In Horsham the monthly rainfall figures show a downturn with lower totals than the prior period. The report attributes the decline to drier conditions, noting reduced precipitation across Barrack Street and surrounding areas in the latest measurements.
Fragmentary 19th century style narrative describes a prisoner escape on a moor, a rider pursuing by night, a public house incident, a doctor, and a chaotic chase. The text shifts to moral exhortations about self control and discipline, condemning mediocrity and unhealthy habits. It blends dramatic chase with didactic reflection on energy, habit, and personal improvement.
A fragmented, old style piece argues age through hands, claiming hands reveal age more than looks. It notes wrinkled, dry skin and stiff muscles as signs, while contrasting youthful plumpness with fading vigor and delayed muscle response.
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