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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
6
A long fragment recounts family memories and personal struggles. A narrator, likely a widow named Adela, recalls Willie’s illness and paralysis, her literary career in London, and a doctor’s costly proposed cure. The piece blends grief, resilience, and ties to England, theater, and late 19th century life.
Fragmentary report describes a maritime incident involving alleged pollution and a chain of events tied to wartime actions. It mentions a Serpentine tract, a sixty four yard cable tank, and a contested claim about naval or political figures pushing pollution narratives during and after the war. The piece references lordly authority and wartime activities with unclear specifics and dates.
In a breezy Blackpool scene Jim and Jonty toast a frugal outing while Ari Sw arms with a sly wink. They enter a venue as Jim jingles coins, Ari’s companion casts envious looks, and a girl asks if the choice is good, claiming a victorious cheer.
In a dramatic exchange, Alphonse announces plans to become a missionary after a tense discussion about marriage and social reputation. His intended bride reveals she will donate all her money to missionaries, prompting Alphonse to reveal his own future vocation.
A reader reflects on domestic life and longing for ordinary evenings. He describes returning home to relax, the allure of dope, and a wish for a simple night with Blossom while navigating wireless programs, newspapers, and a scattered, revealing inner monologue about love and routine.
A garbled excerpt blends sea life with a romance arc set among a Portuguese colony nearby a bustling port. It praises a sea tale as one of the greatest novels with vivid scenes of community life, longing, and suspense, while threading in dialogue about engagement and work life.
A reader frets at cinema queues and social snobbery preferring to observe viscous crowds, cheap seats, and the ritual of peppermint, while lamenting noise and discomfort, but noting how films lure all classes yet remain a stage for small social irritations and theater etiquette.
An amused visiting American misidentifies local Australian fauna. A mob of sheep prompts explains they are sheep, not rabbits, and long-hopped kangaroos are explained as grasshoppers. A quip highlights the gap between modern men and the days of chivalry. A domestic scene closes with a wife berating a lazy husband for chores.
A garbled and fragmentary account describes a Japanese official visiting England, observing an industrial school, and receiving mixed reception. The tale recounts a long journey, a farewell at a station, and the visitor facing questions about education, culture, and dying wishes as he travels.
Informal notes describe a couple's wedding plans and social expectations amid confusion. Names and places are fragmentary but imply a marriage arrangement and community interest. The tone resembles a local notice or personal item from a small community page.
Fragments advertise digestive relief with natural herbs and a laxative, plus hair care claims. Also promotes a domestic remedy for stomach troubles and a cosmetic product claiming hair beauty. Shows Brant and H Francis & Co contact details with prices and store locations.
Fragmented OCR describes a quirky hair regimen claim promising hair restoration without gray. Mentions pills tonics and treatments, various brands, and scattered references to women and men seeking youthful hair, with unclear origins and dubious efficacy claims.
Fragmented OCR text discusses health issues and digestion problems affecting women. Mentions fatigue and various symptoms with garbled phrases and names, suggesting a 19th or early 20th century medical or moralizing tone. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond generic references to people and conditions.
Information on patent attorney Madden and Australia patent office fellows appears with addresses at Corner Colline and William arene Melbourne. The text references a WMash er and Appriss as entities seeking patent information.
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