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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
2
An unclear OCR fragment discusses exams and opinions about grades and performance. It mentions Utes and a Robt, references to grade numbers like No 2 and No 7, and hints at comparison between chalk and chase. The passage is incoherent and lacks a clear single event.
A historical note describes Maite A and Australian starch products gaining prominence. It details manufacturing scenes, plant setups, and the spread of starch use in America, highlighting durability and market adoption. Names of places and processes indicate export reach and industrial interest.
Royal Worcester ana on Ton Garieté offers corsets built to fit every figure from slender to stout. Victoria agents promote comfort and durability, with postage paid returns if unsuitable. Visit Corset Salon for fittings and expert guidance.
A Personal Fitting by Mrs Case offers expert guidance and demonstrations on tailoring and fitting garments. She presents tips from American practices to improve personal dress and provide practical advice for shaping and selecting proper attire.
In a confused tale mixing names and events, a royal incident unfolds as glasses disappear during a White House gathering. An onlooker notes that engraved marks on the vessels led to suspicions, while officials explain the theft as a protective misstep.
A traveler recounts touring Europe with a friend before World War II. They attempt a faux railway depot trip using a pretend locomotive setup in a cashmere cab, causing the cabman to smile as they improvise signals and pretend controls. The adventure ends when they realize the cab has taken them somewhere else.
Readable fragments show a household with a mother and child in a kitchen. A commotion at Clarence, a man about to depart, a new servant named Hebrida, and preparations for the station appear in disjointed dialogue. The tone is domestic and unsettled with chance exchanges and quick departures.
A garbled account discusses peers who rejected honors including Lord Melbourne declining the Garter and Victoria era figures declining peerages. It mentions the cost of the Garter ceremony, notable refusals by Salbourne and others, and musings on fashionable noble behavior with modern commentary on status and expense.
A Melbourne letter describes years of indigestion and severe abdominal pain. The writer recounts trying multiple doctors and finally benefiting after using Warner’s Safe Care, noting improved appetite and general health. The message includes location details Keanington Vic and references to Mr George Franklin.
A fragmentary scene shows a family in distress over a ruined football season and unemployment. A telegram from a father reveals his injury and the family's worsening fortunes, while other clipped notices mention meat market prices and domestic chatter about marriage costs and widower rumors.
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