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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
10
A reflective piece arguing success comes from grind and ambition rather than graft. It emphasizes imagination, personality, and persistent sacrifice, noting constant effort yields accomplishment and long lasting happiness despite hardship.
Mr. Cocks M.P. cites machinery as replacing workers in banks and counting houses, 500 letters a minute machines in London, and a Milwaukee plant reducing 120 workers to run 9000 frames. He notes tractors boosting United States agriculture by 25 percent and 3,000,000 people leaving certain jobs.
A fragmented column urges keen observation of people in public, links eye contact to health humorously, then shifts to an 1900s remedy: Warner’s Safe Cure for blood and kidney disorders. It notes availability in chemists and stores, with a brief anecdote about a vicar and a engagement ring.
A playful notice reviews Saturdee, Norman Lindsay’s new book from The Denver Press and The Australian Book Publishing Co. in Sydney. The piece touts Lindsay as Australia’s versatile genius and recalls The Magic Puddings as a previous success.
An overheated scene discusses cooling measures and drink choices to beat the heat, stressing careful eating and hydration. A dramatic courtroom-like moment emerges as a man cautions about trusting his wife’s words while a visitor with a moustache arrives, prompting dialogue about perception and truth.
The article notes heavier wheat yields but low prices. European style crops like field peas and canary seed show promising profits in Beulah Warracknabeal and Minyip. Duna and Green Feast pear yield well. farmers plan larger pea plantings and adjust harvest methods to improve soil fertility and fodder production.
The report notes a crop sown behind a Sunshine factory on poor land yielded well with 3 cwt of plump seed from a 45 and a value around £39 per ton. Rainfall was 21 inches on heavy clay soil. Despite late July sowing and January harvest, the crop proved good and worth trying on small areas in many districts. Queensland supplies most seed. correspondence invited to HV McKay Massey Harris Ply. Ltd. Sunshine Victoria.
In a school scene, the narrator confronts a form master about Robin’s progress. The master says Robin will excel in football and swimming but not cricket, and mutters a vague line about an upcoming intermediate exam in two years. The day ends with the master fleeing whenever near the narrator.
An ad extols early morning Maltion breakfast cereal with bran for digestion and health. It promotes Hovite yeast extract as a blood purifying, tasty addition and offers a sample jar with each four packet purchase.
A clerk demands a rise in pay but the employer cannot grant it. He offers to shorten hours for three months so the clerk can be at home, then lengthen them again to provide an excuse to leave. A customer asks for reliable second-hand cars and a salesman responds.
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