02 May 1930
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
1
The Australian native author shares worldwise experience in health articles. His message emphasizes Lewth to malvins and discusses public health topics.
The passage examines dental tartar formation around gum margins linked to alkaline pastes and powders. It contrasts Philippines workers with Papuan city dwellers, notes sugar dislike among some groups, and mentions chewing habits and phosphates as factors in tooth decay.
The text reads as an OCR distorted market note with stray phrases about markets, prices, and events. It mentions Wood, TL, and Soper alongside disjoint terms like Veber, candy, and paving. No coherent narrative or clear entities emerge beyond scattered proper nouns and places.
A Horsham Waterworks Trust meeting debated loaning 10,000 pounds from fixed deposits to the Government to advance the Murra Murra water scheme. With money tight, the Mayor presided as they argued over using deposits of around 14,000 pounds to speed domestic water supply, noting urgent needs if a wet year fails.
A humorous ad copy touts Weds Great Peppermint Cure as a swift remedy for winter blues. It mocks worry and sulky moods, urging readers to choose optimism and activity over gloom. The playful pitch promotes a cheerful, confident outlook using a cheeky rhythm.
The Continent America Japan Yorkshire and local manufacturers led bidding and took most offerings. Highest price reached 17 td for the WL Ardachy Branxholme clip super lambs, with Warrock Caserton and Habbies Howe Sey mour also yielding top bids.
Lecturing at the Fruit and Flower Show at Melbourne Town Hall argues fresh fruit, especially apples, should end meals to boost saliva and protect teeth. Chewing whole grains and lime-rich foods reinforces tooth structure while reducing rheumatic fever risk linked to poor dental health. Parents urged to spend on fruit to improve digestion and national health, recommending 10 pounds per person weekly.
A community event highlighted Rotary aims to foster service among boys and girls. Speakers urged constructive daily deeds, cleanliness, safety, and cheerful helping as foundational to national welfare, with Baden Powell cited on turning idle moments into productive action.
At Murtes a large farmer meeting decided to oppose the pre eee on Sees wheat pool and set up the Anti Compulsion League. A committee was elected to organize in districts, with a low 1 fee to encourage broad membership. The league will campaign against compulsory deals though it welcomes voluntary groups. Officials include President J T Sweet Tan, vice presidents P F Hennessy and O L Drum, secretary treasurer A O Bennett.
A Dimboola Agricultural Society gathering favored the Governments compulsory pool proposal. Labor M.H.R. John McNeill and Wheat Association executive Cameron spoke. Final tallies showed 46 for and 35 against the pool, with McNeill defending continued subsidies and noting doubts about including certain statements in the bill.
A J Coad Motor Cars offers renovated buggies and wagons with reliable parts and guaranteed quality. New end second hand retacler of all descriptions on hand. Address Havin Trept Toraa Am.
The weekly church notices list sermons by Rev F Allen at Veetis East and West Wail, Rev F R Woolhouse at Pimpinio Remlaw and Veetis East, and Rev E G Petherick in Horsham and Doven. Baptismal arrangements, Brimpren Mission preaching, and a Presbyterian Girls' Fellowship event are noted, with details on subscription and offerings and the Assembly Hall schedule beginning Monday.
At the regular monthly directing of the Progress Association officials urged the Lands department to open Crown land near Darlot swamp and adjacent recreation reserve for selection. H Ackland and another member were appointed to meet Blackheath subscribers and present to the Postal department to maintain continuous service. The LOR meeting featured extempore speaking on four topics including My Favorite Sport and Drows. Holdsworth and Ackland led the night with speeches and rows of prizes.
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