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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
1
A fragmented society item mentions Serena and Mrs Sarat with dates and events on the avenue. The readable fragments reference Rasim and a P. Society gathering, indicating social dates and attendance, though many names and specifics are obscured in the OCR.
A partial OCR excerpt shows garbled text with stray words and broken phrases. Limited readable items hint at a report or note but no clear people places dates or events emerge. Further context is needed to form a coherent headline and summary.
A garbled report describes proposed changes to land taxation and valuation procedures, aiming to revise assessment rules and reduce inequities. The text references a public program and government process, noting a concurrent review and potential implementation steps.
An obituary fragment lists individuals and locations including Watkin, Gordon, Angas, and Kay, with references to ages, kin relations, and a street address context. The text is garbled, offering partial names and scattered biographical hints without a clear central subject or coherent sequence of events.
A garbled archival passage blends scattered names, places, and events with no clear narrative. Readable fragments mention various figures, locations, and moments, but the overall sense of the piece is lost to OCR errors and disjointed phrasing.
A patient reports severe rheumatism and frequent attacks over months. After trying various doctors and a hospital treatment with Dr Morse, they found temporary relief but seek a permanent cure and note improvements after a free trial period.
Miss Brent Sive stated that a drawing for working women will be held to select candidates. Officials from the community organization oversee the process and expect a large turnout.
The fragment describes St Andrews College in Ballarat as a boarding and day school for girls. It mentions courses including English and other subjects and notes accommodation and principal staff names.
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