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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
7
A long reading on happiness argues that laughter, not money, drives joy. The piece urges women to laugh at themselves, share cheer, and keep a light outlook amid troubles. It surveys community singing, fashion notes, and kitchen hints reflecting home life and mutual support.
A garbled fragmentary text mix recounts moral tales and patriotic verse, mentioning figures like Harry Blower and Robert Bow and weaving impressions of English identity. It references sermons, labor, property, and a garden homeland, with scattered images of futures, markets, and national sentiment.
The piece discusses hymns and human experience, noting sincere composers and prayer behind each hymn. It argues that true hymns rise from a single master goal and prayer, urging reverence as voices rise to many in congregations.
The passage describes a wandering teacher known for calm presence by the water and in prayer. He speaks in parable like lines about Galilee, feeding the hungry, and offering guidance to listeners. The text evokes miracles and scenes of stars, rivers, trees, and a shared bread on a blessed shore.
A user describes three years of indigestion and hot flashes that improved after taking Kruschen Salts for 18 months. She reports lighter mood, better health, and weight control. The ad touts six salts, liver and kidney stimulation, standardized batches, and worldwide sales at 2 shillings per bottle.
A fragmented block describes breakfast ideas and kitchen tips with odd phrasing and garbled terms. It mentions fish, lemon, pepper, buttered toast, and boiling water, plus hints of table preparations and a casual, dated newspaper tone, though many words are unclear.
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