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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
4
A distorted OCR page lists various titles and authors like The Artur and the Alii 8, The Extrondinary Burelur, The Literary Weent at if Sowm, and The Hilver penn. It reads as a collage of references to writers Funk Hoski Jon Gly Worthy and Nogor Wray with stray phrases about beads and curiosities.
The notice extols No 1 Grade tea as delicious and rich flavored, unmatched by any other packed tea. It also singles out No 2 Grade for its four strong, brisk refreshing flavors, urging comparison with the best grades of other teas.
A visitor taunts an elderly man named Unite while at a Terrimetal camp. Disjointed dialogue includes insistent aging references, unnamed observers, and scattered phrases about a baby, a sentry, and neighborhood gossip. The text presents as a garbled street conversation with no clear narrative.
A near-drowning incident ends with a boatman rescuing a swimmer as a crowd gathers and inept onlookers offer random advice. A pocket flask appears for the recovered victim while bystanders quip about brandy and misheard lines. Street hawkers, a landlady, and comic chatter color the scene.
A fragmentary 1920s style market column notes a door visit about starting a poultry farm. A girl asks farmer Hays to tend a hen and a discussion of borrowing money, local officials, and household duties surfaces amid chatter. The piece then advertises a story magazine with noted authors and upcoming serials.
A comic stage scene unfolds with a barrister and an office boy amid a melodramatic trial. A doctor touts an electric bath and a medicine called HEENZO as a cure for coughs, influenza, and bronchitis, claiming hospital use and wide Australian popularity.
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