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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
7
Worser Geyer notifies patients of transfer from Weymouth to Limcard hospital. Address listed as Ballito Street opposite May Perk with hospital carry as before.
An OCR fragment references Wembley Private Hospital on Pinsent Street in Horsham and a Sister Booth involved with medical surgical and midwifery services. The note reads Phase 4 tie.
Local directory fragment notes addresses on Horsham street with contact line Phon 239 for Schwennesen and Perrings F.
The piece condemns Soviet actions in harsh terms, citing an assassination, wrongful executions, and punitive practices against civilians. It discusses class struggle, patriotism, and foreign influence, labeling Moscow governance as unjust and perverse while criticizing energy and price policies in Horsham.
A page of notices covers a variety of local activities. Reports include a quarterly meeting of the local WCTU with charity parcels from Mrs. Ricketts, a Lodge installation, a Methodist fair at Horsham, and a Thomas Orchestra dance. Also noted are church and community gatherings, a golf ball, and school football play summaries with attendance and outcomes.
A long fragmentary item describes a theater program mixing pirate fiction romance and melodrama. It references Wind jammer ships, a pirate state, romantic intrigue, and a business purchase as part of the theatrical event.
Advertisers are informed that alterations and standing advertisements are due Tuesday. The notice urges timely submission to ensure continued display and placement in upcoming issue cycles.
Fragmentary text hints at a special arrangement for World Seeview and a compilation on overseas intelligence. It references Marsbass and Austauss with reserved rights and lossy wording unclear on specifics.
The fragment lists a marriage at Seerien Church with names Hesham, Babdytherwk, and Mrs Fiz, and a memorial section for the deceased including Nell Perse met of Wierrogelah East and William daken seeeth of ME. It references others such as Mrs W. Moree and Me Sumy, with later lines noting loving tributes and life memories.
Fragmented OCR reports mention a mass killing by Soviets and a trial or inquiry. Names and exact details are garbled, but references to victims and a suspect named M. Vellel, with mentions of a public response and ongoing investigations.
Two Motsban Hizh Se teachers Mesure Hy Empeyami J Nort rass present a science demonstration at a weekly Uc Methodist Men's Club meeting tonight. The event draws crowds at the main football gate of the Worsham Recreation Hospise as attendees anticipate open mary cae and public recognition of the Army’s work.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
A garbled obituary page lists numerous residents and relatives including Mrs Fereesom and Nell Pyszwiee, with mentions of church events, funeral services, and mourners. The piece records social connections across streets and neighborhoods, noting gatherings and arrangements surrounding deaths and services.
An obituary notes the death of Aneceet of Deplomeers on March 16 at a hospital. The deceased family and relatives mourn, detailing a long illness and a life spent nearby with references to the community and local churches. The late Mr. Brant had deep ties to the area and left behind a family of four with connections to the Harrow Centers and local parishes. Services and funeral arrangements are mentioned for the next of kin and friends.
Melbourne dispatch reports Commonwealth and States conference under way with Brave and Page urged to grant per capita payments equal to past expenditures. debate includes child endowment and federal responsibility for national welfare.
The article reports a dispute over beauty pageants and public parades featuring young girls. Officials argue such events clash with propriety while advocates defend them as cultural exhibitions.
An appeal is filed challenging a death sentence for Arthine Korsinkos, 45, arguing misjury and procedural issues. The trial court upheld the verdict after testimony from the Howardee Jury, with Dupree described as the convict in a case marked by alleged coercion and youth involvement.
A cryptic note hints at a cold morning scene with unfamiliar terms and a referenced mother figure. The fragmentary text suggests a puzzle or coded message amid an eerie, wintery mood.
Reports from Mase state Turon formerly president of the Soviet True Mission in Berlin was murdered on the Mase Karak railway. British speeches and strict military precautions marked the response as officials noted heightened security and patrols.
Fragmentary report describes election events with crowds cheering in the streets. Text includes garbled names and places, with references to parties and candidates amid a cold or sleet night scene.
In a world of wireless progress, Marconi weds a notable partner, tying old country ties to new science. The ceremony draws attention from researchers, journalists, and local circles as postures of innovation meet traditional society.
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent facts to form a definite news item or identifying details. No persons, organizations, places, events, or dates are clearly present to summarize.
A fragmentary report outlines a local gold field exploration with references to prospectors and possible ore findings. The readable text mentions fields, machinery, and nearby facilities but lacks clear dates or outcomes. Further details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report describes Japanese troops moving toward a coastline position amid heightened wartime tension. Details are incomplete, but the movement signals ongoing strategic pressure in the region.
Readable text notes no coal shortage despite public concern. The fragment mentions rallies and political pressure but lacks clear figures or dates. Authorities and industry groups are urged to monitor supply and fuel markets while officials consider policy responses.
Fragmented report details an explosion at Wonthaggi with scattered words referencing groups, places, and unclear outcomes. The text mentions a character named Weimar Ty and mentions coal, wine, and tales, along with references to entering the city and higher volumes, suggesting upheaval or disruption around the event.
Fragmentary OCR text references reparations in Germany and a focus on open questions and tensions. It mentions a possible date context with a 1 mm note and a 48 era, suggesting convoluted historical wording without clear events or names.
A dispute over a royal gin at Colrne escalates into a tense scene as locals confront the alehouse keeper. The confrontation centers on ownership and a disputed supply, drawing attention from nearby residents and police.
Reported rail collision involving goods trains and trucks derailed in an unspecified area. Several injuries noted though details and location are unclear from the fragmented text.
A scrambled stale text fragment mentions Yugoslavia and Albania with scattered proper nouns and vague context. The readable bits reference possible diplomatic or regional topics but give no concrete actions, dates, or participants.
Mr Colne leads Risers in a quirky report of amateur tennis players. Gow Nadine and Mritioh join the event with Gimwene and others, as the team contests progress in a local open.
The readable text shows a disrupted report mentioning a person named Patty and a scheduled event at Theexpre Bean. Sudden garbling leaves many names and actions unreadable, with reference to a date around 1/31 and a search by authorities.
Fragmented report notes a district scene with mentions of merit during wartime. It references Mr. T. H. MedSern and discussions about water between places and a school context. The text includes scores and participation by Titus Toot in a 2 year period.
Local hospital staff and patients benefit from an aid effort at Horsham Hospital. The initiative distributes food and supplies to residents in need, marking a community gesture during challenging times.
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