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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
A fragmentary notice recalls Mrs. Tedd urging thrift and family care. The text hints at urging a mother’s help and a warning against lending money. It mentions a tower scene and a child named Johnny, with reckonings about reputations and future assistance.
Waokee Canteiower Lettuce Onion seeds offered for sale with assorted flower seeds and vegetable seed collections. Includes autumn sowing varieties and a collection of twelve distinct flower seeds. Address listed at 27 Swanston St and Fink's Building Melbourne.
An advertisement claims Forget Weecet Totie Pills from Melbourne wholesale agents in Melbourne and other cities offer 24 doses per box and a 12 cachets box asserting relief from headache and similar pain. The copy promotes a nationwide sale and requests receipts for COOt from Forget.
In a domestic scene a father explains diplomacy as timing and quiet actions while a boy reflects on a future role as either a tailor or an insurance agent. The narrative weaves through family dynamics and a nurse seeking help with child care, applying the principle of reciprocity.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a household run by an Andy man with hurried chores and scarce tea. The narrator laments expensive or poor tea while praising good food and servants. A purchase of a chest and a dawn room tea scene are noted amid memories of money and social expectations.
Fragmentary report recounts observations on small tribes in Africa and unusual ship hulls, then shifts to waves and lakes. It cites Dr Walter of Zurich and Dr Vaughan Corroish discussing lake declines, periodical changes, and analysis of Atlantic and Indian Ocean breakers with speeds up to sixty eight miles per hour, based on 19th century measurements.
A North of Scotland village tale follows Clad Juhonie McCraw who relies on charity, and visits a doctor for teeth. A barber’s joke with a priest reflects local talk on temperance and social behavior, while a closing note warns of calving troubles in cows when in poor condition.
In Waterside Station the New York Edison Company houses a massive steel turbine engine about thirty feet tall and fifteen feet in diameter. Twenty thousand horses drive fourteen foot eight inch wheels at 750 rpm, turning a concealed generator that powers up to 250,000 incandescent lamps and lights 100 miles of streets from New York to Chicago.
The article surveys multiple booms including rubber, Rhodesian and Kafir mining shares, noting rubber’s broad potential and enduring demand. It contrasts with copper and brewery booms of the 19th and 1880s, where rapid rises created fortunes for a few and regret for many others.
A physician contemplates choosing a specialty while jokes unfold about diverse medical fields. A charitable philanthropist promises a banquet to a starving tramp, who discovers the glitzy line of speechmaking and social pretension before wandering off into a timber yard.
A discussion on how digestive processes are influenced by emotions and mental state. Pleasure and high spirits boost appetite and digestion, while worry fatigue or bad news suppress hunger and slow digestion. A cheerful home environment supports healthier eating and digestion.
A solicitor's clerk described a bizarre lawsuit about a patent right, noting its dullness. A judge or witness recalled a prior case that was “too funny for anything” as a tale of a man named Short read a document he called a birlert.
A German paper offers a set of translated maxims said to be found in the Kaiser’s room. The passages urge strength in pain, contentment, joy in nature, generosity, and trust in a divine will, asserting the world’s vastness and our small place within it.
A determined mother locks the door to test a shy suitor in a downpour. She rails at the would be husband to prove courage by knocking, recounting a past suitor’s violent, failed attempt and declaring she wants a bold match for Lizzie. The scene ends with stern warning and a demand for respect.
Testimonial from Mrs B Cole of Windsor Vermont describes relief from chronic rheumatism after using Warner's Safe Cure. She credits the medicine with reducing swollen joints restoring strength and improving appetite, asserting permanent relief and general health improvements.
A reader questions why Mrs Doreas was expelled from the Women's Club. The note signals concern about club actions and prompts clarification from the organization.
A garbled column of light humor and moral quips from a local church bulletin. It includes a tale of a reluctant attendee at a lecture, a courtroom quip about trespassing on time and eternity, a country innkeeper’s dilemma, and a series of short witticisms about gossip and engagement nerves.
A damaged fragment discusses gifts and virtues, mentioning matin and accomplis hments as valuable yet unclear. The text expresses interest in virtue and governance, but lacks concrete events or identifiable names.
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