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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
2
A bizarre tale rises about a python with a glass eye and a waxy lookalike in a zoo. Reportedly a keepers trial leads to strange scenes and a new boy at the zoo becomes a plot focus amid odd accidents and whispered suspicion.
Primrose McConnell cites NZ Farmer on how lime phosphorus and other minerals in feed improve livestock health and profitability. While bone content helps, the fastest pasture and stock gains come from applying lime and phosphates, alone or mixed, with soils and assimilation key concerns.
A conjurer performing aboard a liner’s saloon shows cards vanish and a bowl of goldfish disappear as a parrot observes. A massive explosion sinks the ship and the parrot survives on wreckage, shouting “Marvellous!” amid the chaos and shouting crowds.
The fragmentary page describes odd cockroach races and a scene with ink text and a glass instrument. It mentions a store, a window, and a talk about bets and methods. The piece shows blurred dialogue and puzzling references to readers' reactions and local settings.
Warner's Safe Cure advertised for kidneys and liver disorders lists numerous ailments it claims to help and contrasts its purpose with other remedies. Interspersed are miscellaneous anecdotes and jokes about hunters, detectives, golf, and a burglar raid, presented in a coarse editorial voice.
A French physician warns the sunbath craze is overdone and dangerous to all ages. He notes risks including heart strain and kidney overload, advising middle aged individuals to consult a doctor before sun exposure and cautioning those with skin ailments or tuberculosis about sun baths.
A party of nameless characters argues and jokes about theft wine age and looks. The dialogue touches on manners and social roles with interruptions from a waiter and a doctor as the scene shifts to a marital exchange and mistaken aging remarks.
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