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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
2
The text explains identification cues for edible mushrooms such as clean peeling, non bruising flesh, gills that are not attached to the stalk and reach to the center, and a marking on the stem where gills broke away. It notes earthy smell and warns poisons grow in open areas, while some edible fungi exist in woods.
A collage of light hearted vignettes and jokes. From banking miscount fears to a barber opening a butcher shop and a clergyman's daughter teasing a parish visitor, the piece strings together short humorous exchanges and social quips reflecting ordinary life with a playful regional tone.
A man laboring over his garden clothes-post declares it solid as rock until the day’s weather defeats him. He questions his nine year old son with a taunt but the boy denies causing the collapse, offering a breezy alibi. An exchange over clothing and a governess dinner ends with casual humor.
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