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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
10
A New York building report shows a rubber T strip can replace putty to hold glass in movable partitions. The method allows easier removal without breaking glass, avoiding moisture damage and saving time in maintenance.
Fragmentary text mentions characters and settings, unclear sequence of events, and garbled phrases. No definite persons, organizations, places, or actions clearly established for a factual summary.
A whimsical dialogue mocks age questions as a Lua character cites wisdom that beauty defies age. The piece hints at a unsettling concept where a woman’s twenty-eighth birthday recurs, and hair rings, like tree rings, could reveal true age if magnified.
A promotional piece argues people should stop wishing and cure ailments by toning kidneys and liver. It claims poisons remain in blood from kidney and liver ailments and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as the solution, urging readers to buy and request a free booklet from Warner and Co.
The article surveys how wild creatures alter color to blend with surroundings. It cites the English woodcock, plover, chameleon, fimbriated gecko, flatfish, turbot, and albino examples, noting eye clues, rapid color changes, and dangers from human misuses of color variants.
A heated scene unfolds as Smith complains of being duped by an advertisement promising a device to halve household bills. Interjections mix with a misfired Bach rehearsal and a disruptive guest, while a host dismisses a suggestive claim about a lifelong pen.
The piece quotes Carnegie on saving one fifth of earnings at interest and concentrating effort, Rockefeller on rising early and exercising, Pillsbury on earning more than once, and Astor on saving, investing in real estate, diversified work, perseverance and integrity as keys to wealth.
Two American travelers playing bridge aboard an Imperial Airways flight from India to England join Iraqi dignitaries in midair. Upon landing at Takdad they are surprised to learn one passenger is King Faisal and the other his aide-de-camp.
A ragged scene imagines a deerstalker detached in mist, seeking shelter and whisky. Quirky vignettes follow a Highland shepherd’s door, a boxer’s wife watching the clock, a baby in a tense moment, and a landlady turning a couple away for a dark light. A doctor patient exchange ends with a cough relief and rent joke, then a boy guides a St Bernard downhill as a passerby asks where he plans to go.
Proctor painted Penelope, daughter of Sir John Senate, whose advertising of Senate’s Sunshine Soaps using the portrait triggers dispute. Sir John uses the painting for marketing, Proctor resists, sues, loses, then Penelope elopes with Proctor, linking romance to business turnabout. Eventually reuniting as ads succeed and fortunes rise.
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