Fragmentary report quotes seller on stall sales
A garbled OCR snippet records a seller noting strong sales of stalls or items at a fair or market. The text mentions a teen and a person named Leni son, with unclear dates or locations.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
10
A garbled OCR snippet records a seller noting strong sales of stalls or items at a fair or market. The text mentions a teen and a person named Leni son, with unclear dates or locations.
A discussion on garden nitrogen emphasizes its careful use to promote foliage and seeds, warning against excessive application. It notes architectural ice art, citing Anne of Russia's Neva palace built with ice blocks, complete with icy windows and a life sized elephant sculpture.
A fragmentary quote hints at a man torn between marriage and family duties, while a speaker notes “Yes-hers and ter mother’s” unclear custody or parental stance. The readable bits suggest domestic doubt and uncertainty about union.
An old piece reflects on increased life expectancy due to medicine and examines contributions by Pasteur, Lister, and Simpson. It highlights Pasteur’s germ theory, Lister’s antisepsis reducing surgical deaths, and Simpson’s introduction of chloroform. The piece also names Jenner, Curie, Rollier, and Banting as other medical innovators.
The 1983 UK meat supplies excluding pork and lamb totalled 1 929 553 tons. Home killed accounted for 1 046 614 tons or 64.24 percent, with imports at 882 939 tons or 45.76 percent. Argentina supplied 22.7 percent of imports, Uruguay 2.19 percent, and New Zealand 11.5 percent, while Australia contributed 4 percent.
An old article outlines medical guidance for foal diarrhea urging immediate care. It recommends castor oil with chlorodyne, restrict diet, and provide wall boiled flour gruel with milk. It cautions seeking professional advice and ends with a stray quip about walking with a husband to the polis.
The article reviews the Danzig settlement after World War I, detailing Polish and German claims over the port city and the 1920s constitution. It notes the role of the League of Nations, the Polish harbor dispute with the World Court ruling, and ongoing German attempts to gain control amidst a fragile governance balance.
A reader notes the world’s total diamond weight is about fifty tons, surpassing other gems like pearls and emeralds. The article compares gold reserves and annual gold use by jewelers, suggesting vast consumption and modest remaining stock.
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