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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
2
Canned food makers use special enamel linings to prevent contact with tin and keep colors. Certain red dyes and high protein foods suit enamel coatings. berries plums tomatoes and juices are common. Some meats and vegetables cannot use these tins due to color and reaction concerns.
Fragmentary notes reflect a writer’s critique of modern poetry and originality. The musings mention townsets poets, imitation, and perceived decline in authentic verse, with stray hints of personal life and a self-referential tone.
The milling tale describes mischievous twins Tom and Jack locked in a bedroom after misbehaving. It touts an offer for eight bottles of cough remedy for the price of one, claiming HEENZO makes a £1 worth supply to treat coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, whooping cough, and influenza for all ages.
Fragmentary OCR lists a board slate with several names including Mitchell, Correy, and Spuwers. The text appears to be a partial roster with unclear punctuation and missing context, making exact positions and affiliations difficult to determine.
Victorian racing notes outline the Grand National Steeplechase meeting at Flemington in July with weights for the Hardly Race and Steeplechase, and details on prize money totaling 20 250 pounds across three days. The event features Hurdle races, the Myross Handel Cap, and the Kensington Steeplechase, with final acceptances due July 5 and a strong field anticipated.
On opening day a busy program features the KEILOR HURDLE over two miles for £360, plus the TWO YEAR OLD MILE with £5011 in prize. The GEORGE WATTSON HUNTERS CUP and STEEPLE CHASE events highlight the meeting, with amateur riders, weight limits, and genuine ownership rules. The main feature, the GRANT NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE over about ten miles, offers £2600 and a strong field, followed by the FOOTSCRAY STEEPLECHASE and the July Handicap as the finale. Entries close Tuesday, June 1.
The piece describes saw bones as cruel misnomer for doctors and touts Warner’s Safe Cure for rheumatism linked to kidney and liver health. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood of uric acid and extraneous matter, offering a free illustrated booklet from Warner & Co Ltd of Melbourne.
A Melbourne to Geelong flight describes a long journey above farms and valleys with aerial views of Camperdown and Lake Corangamite. The voyage includes a stop at Essendon and Bacchus Marsh, remarks on Barwon River towns, and notes on aviation figures and the aerial spectacle near Ballarat and Hobart.
Fragmentary text references several unclear names and places. The snippet resembles a disrupted local notice or meeting notes with scattered terms such as safety, community, and polling paths, but lacks coherent facts or complete entities to form a concise news item.
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