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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
6
A garbled 19th century clipping mentions a £1000 covenant among officers, a £3000 haul, and various British locations. It references convicts, pardons, a Jewish pogrom, and English towns with scattered event notes and dates, all in disjoint, unclear phrasing.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a new Education Bill provoking government concerns, with references to Porcetshire and Shattesing counties. The piece mentions councils resisting changes, planning meetings, and potential charges or financial implications for local authorities tied to the bill. The readability is limited but suggests broad regional pushback and policy scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a reported letter attributed to the Kaiser discussing British naval estimates and titles. The Times cites the First Lord of the Admiralty denying it references policy actions, calling the communication “purely personal” and requesting further clarification from the King.
A cautious note from a secretary hints at possible value in a German emperor letter. Officials indicate the missive may reveal confidential stance on British naval wagers while emphasizing discretion and propriety in handling sensitive correspondence.
Reports detail a colliery fire where workers struggled to escape as smoke filled tunnels. rescuers searched amid falling timbers while trapped men fought for air and hope for survivors as the deadly blast and oxygen deprivation threatened all inside.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about betraying nationality and a German methodical approach. The readable portions imply a discussion or quotation on loyalty, with vague references to a tarp, expenses, and an American figure, but specifics are indiscernible.
A fragmented extract lists sources for colors from roots, barks, resins, and minerals. Mentions Ivory black from vine charcoal, lampblack from soot, and yellow from tree sap. notes Chinese origin for some dyes, and references to mercury red and other color materials with sparse context.
In a fragmented guide, instructions describe washing and rinsing methods to prevent color loss in fabrics. Steps mention using clear water, specific rinsing order, and drying practices for merinat elaines and similar textiles. Narrative interjects with dialogue about a dressmaker and a domestic scene.
Special attention on the phenomenal clearance that will move in every department. The sale features new and positionable goods with every bargain on offer described as freak and new. No obsolete stock remains.
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