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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary text presents disjointed reflections on doctors healing beliefs and personal remedies. Mentions a shelf of cures, fear, and a night time reflection about dating and cheap items, with nonsensical phrasing and obscure references. No clear events, persons, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
A damaged OCR passage shows a military scene with a captain questioning Private Murphy about readiness for service. The excerpt captures a tense exchange as the Private responds, followed by interruptions and uneasy dialogue amid soldiers in a line of duty.
A fable recounts Intellizenre and Knowledge debating the creation of a superior human. They conceive a baby with exceptional intellect, arguing about whether such an offspring would deserve supremacy and public esteem. The tale concludes with the moral that true superiority is not guaranteed by birth or intellect alone.
The passage presents a garbled exchange about learning from personal experience. It hints at timing words like 74 and references to a person asking how someone knew and about wearing shoes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear narrative context or identifiable subjects.
An awkward social scene unfolds as Mrs Clitanckenéyert clashes with a husbandly figure over consent and class, exposing a tangled dispute about marriage and authority. A critic weighs in on the meadow scene as investors push advertising motives.
A fragmented, playful verse extols lifting spirits and facing woes with courage. It urges readers to rise, confront fears, and keep a smile as a remedy, promising brighter outcomes through determined steps. The garbled phrasing hints at a motivational or advertising tone from a past era.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Jimmy Porter and a colleague in Lancashire, sharing a meal and discussing consequences of careless speech. The prose shifts to a reflective meditation on kindness, guilt, and the harm caused by thoughtless words, urging mindful conduct.
Letters from Ms W I Mitchell of Adelaide and Mrs Burns Morline Port Pirie testify to relief from chronic rheumatic pain debility and sleep loss after using Warner's Safe Cure. Both describe long illness, extreme discomfort, and marked improvement from the medicine with several bottles, noting relief from pain and restored mobility.
A garbled narrative describes a court scene where a judge questions admissibility of evidence. A juror responds, indicating confidence in the jury’s decision. The speaker protests being treated unfairly and expresses frustration at the proceedings amidst unclear references to people and events.
Unclear references describe an incubator machine by Bartram and Son of Melbourne to boost poultry gear, with markets in Melbourne and London, pricing, and word of new line amid shipping rate concerns. A second fragment shows a domestic scene and a crude wartime aside, ending with a crude joke.
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