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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR hints at a historical text titled Latter Tome discussing whip use, poverty, and social attitudes. Mentions Svea, Bays, and themes of fear and healing with an implied emphasis on consequence and belief in a grim period.
The text appears garbled and fragmentary, with no clear person, organization, or location identifiable. It does not provide a readable event or outcome to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
Fragmentary text indicates names David Hsland and Bone involved in an encascerg matter in Melbourne. Details remain unclear in the OCR fragment. Further readable context needed to define event, date, and outcome.
A damaged fragment discusses buying Robur and Hoey products from a boarder or vendor. It notes the cost around 29s per pound, mentions “No. 2 Grade Robur,” and warns buyers to beware hoarding dealers and higher prices. The piece reflects on value and trust in exchanges.
The passage laments widespread destruction of architectural art and sculptures in World War I era ruins. Ypres and Belgian cities suffer bombardment. cathedrals, statues, carvings, and decorative works are ruined or scarred. Restoration appears unlikely due to war damage and poverty.
Measrs Stone and Co report sales for the week ending June 30 with prices for Boat-Prime bodies 60 to 100, Sheep-Prime to 1d per calf, Lamb-Prime 1d per head, Calves-Prime small 0 to 120 fox, Park-Prime small 10%d, medium to large plan bacon products and backlayiers priced from 4 to 1. Pricing includes various cuts and quality ranges with large to small scale listings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions theories of war and Avalon with unclear references to dates and names. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a proper news item.
A letter from Mrs. Asther Loxiea Connelly of Melrooke Valley describes long standing illness and severe sleeplessness. She credits Warner’s Safe Cure with rapid health improvement after trying many medicines with little relief. The account underscores personal relief and renewed well being.
Fragmentary text appears to reference numbers and items but lacks clear names or events. No identifiable persons organizations places or dates are readable enough to summarize with confidence.
The YMCA appeals to amateur photographers to send free portraits and forms to relatives of servicemen. A booklet instructs how to contribute photos and images titled How the Amateur Photographers Can Do Their Bit. Circulated to dealers and readers nationwide.
A fragmented notice from Victorian headquarters in Melbourne calls amateur photographers to participate in a scheme involving clothing lines, motor gear, and a public display. It lists Mina F. Levy as secretary and notes preparations for a life crown event, with calls for prompt responses and wide public involvement.
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