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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
6
Isolde plots to seize Robert Thornton from Jill as their ornate lives intersect at Wy Waldorf. A mirrored lace blouse and violet-scented room frame power plays, jealous resolve, and a hotel meeting that pushes secrets toward a risky confrontation.
A reflective piece urges readers to value their possessions and life beyond material needs. It cites Wordsworth and a man in the street who praised life, urging gratitude, open eyes, and a cheerful outlook despite hardships.
A miscellany of old time tips on household hacks from stain removal to polishing, plus a bloomed literary scene where Isolde confronts Miss Paton. The text intertwines practical advice with dramatic dialogue and hints at social fault lines through a vivid exchange.
A historical suspense scene unfolds with rings as tools of crime and fate. Isolde, Jill, and Patrick O Connor confront betrayal, love, and a magistrate as clues surface about a why and who behind a deadly scheme. The tale blends ancient ring lore with a modern suspect’s confession and a tense courtroom aftermath.
A reflective plea urging parents to put themselves in their children's place to avoid cutting remarks and public shaming. The piece highlights daily taunts, private hurts, and the harm of exposing children to ridicule at dinner tables and gatherings, stressing empathy and respectful parenting.
A 1 Mon. note from Havel in Sidcup Kent describes a lighthouse like lamp flashing every second visible two hundred yards, warning motorists of dangerous corners. The gas lamp costs about thirty whirlings and is operated with acetylene. Mirrors at bad curves are questioned after ten years. white stripes mark midpoints to curb overtaking at bends. Paris road suboritions build glass signal boxes with police controllers and a turning disc bell signals turns.
University of Toronto professor Marknees reports that aging fish becomes possible by examining otoliths in the inner ear. As fish grow, otoliths enlarge, enabling estimates of age, aiding canneries and preservation experts. The finding builds on Harkness studies of otolith growth rates.
A plain talk critiques a forward who ignores chances and a goalkeeper's duty. It recalls a recent shipwreck-like event caused by misfortune and procrastination. The speaker laments missed opportunities and the meaning of responsibility in sport.
An unnamed narrator recalls a narcotic Parisian encounter ending in a knife fight. A woman misleads him about a Spaniard lover while a masked assailant lunges. The conflict ends with Jean wounded by his own knife and the trio facing legal consequences. Jean receives seven years hard labor and the woman five years, with the narrator vowing caution against entanglements with distressed damsels.
An advertisement urges those who handle money to use Lifebuoy Health Soap regularly to keep hands antiseptically pure. The ad cites health protection guidance from Leven Brothers.
A motor tour breaks down near a small village where guests crash for the night. Hints of humor unfold with oddball conversations, a landlord, a polishing pad, a cat, and a chorus of quirky villagers trading lines and misread signals in a rambling vignette. The piece mixes rustic charm with social teasing as familiar faces recount tales and banter.
An advertorial piece touts a herbal remedy claimed to ease indigestion and restore normal digestion. It emphasizes improved appetite and digestion with daily use, urging regular intake and availability at chemists and a Melbourne supplier with stated prices.
An advertisement from H. Francie & Co promotes a hair rejuvenation compound claiming natural growth and a youthful appearance. It asserts rapid results, urges readers to avoid looking old, and offers free return postage for samples. The notice includes contact details and mentions Melbourne and London origins.
An advert displays lodging at Railway Hotel opposite N Mell in Beliway Cassién, Md. It lists fares to Day Tralee with single and double bed options and mentions basic comforts like cold meals and general accommodation. Proprietor is DAVTER.
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