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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text references the farm requirements and purchase negotiations. It mentions entities such as Melbourne and various codes, with scattered phrases about price, obligations, and inquiries. The readable portions imply a procurement or contract context with unclear specifics.
A fragmentary OCR reads like a notice about an antiques exhibition and related legal or organizational details. Names such as BIRKE, CLARKE, and local entities appear with scattered references to people and places. The readable text hints at a discussion of responsibilities, resources, and perhaps a formal address or committee roles.
A damaged OCR fragment from Sunshine Farm Implements mentions machinery and implements, with garbled phrases about adding to a stock, possible worker roles, and a vague notice of a workshop or factory setting. The readable elements reference Sunshine Farm Implements and generic equipment terms.
A garbled message hints at a person forced to marry another while facing a second suitor. The text shows confusion and altered phrasing about an arranged or pressured union, suggesting social pressure and personal conflict without clear details.
A narrator recalls a chaotic scene where a business man questions a boy about wit and frugality, while a humorous clash of quirks and stereotypes surfaces. Two young Indians discuss hot relatives, spicing the air with cattiness as one mocks a retired mine owner and the other jokes about a money lender. The exchange shifts to travel to France, where a daughter brags of Parisian parasitism.
Reprint of a Victorian era recipe booklet page offering the Victor Dried Fruits Moar instructions for Rice Pudding with detailed ingredients and steps. Includes a humorous dialogue between Newlywed and Oldwed about letters, and a street address for sending free cookery books.
A tirade against gossip and nosiness argues that most social trouble stems from people meddling in others affairs. It urges readers to mind their own lives, avoid judging others, and reject snobbery while noting the harm in scandal mongering and idle gossip.
A historical overview recounts the British and Foreign Bible Society’s impact since 1804. It notes widespread scarcity of complete Bibles in the Highlands, their rapid expansion to two million copies in 18 languages within thirteen years, and the vast, global reach of Scripture production. The piece highlights extraordinary translation efforts into dozens of languages and the immense physical scale of the Society’s output, illustrating the reach of biblical literature across continents and tongues.
An essay surveys progress driven by power in industry and the strain on workers especially women. It discusses rheumatism and kidney disease as causes of pain and decline, praising Warner's Safe Cure as a claimed remedy, and sets scenes of modern life with a mix of anecdotal dialogue and social commentary.
A tale unfolds of Bill Crown a tradesman entangled with a risky scheme to steal valuables. A masked break in escalates to a police pursuit ending with capture as the intruder is restrained and questioned by officers.
An advertisement touts Heenzo as a money saving cough remedy. By adding sweetened water to a bottle of concentrate, families get an affordable supply claimed to treat coughs colds and influenza without drugs or poisons for all ages. The piece shifts to a courtroom aside asking about a man who allegedly beat his wife with a golf club and the judge’s reply about the number of strokes.
A fragmented entry depicts a mother awaiting news about her daughter and a husband by a troubled scene. Dialogue shows confusion over outcomes and potential separation. The garbled text limits precise names or events but preserves a crisis tone and emotional stakes.
A survey traces growing female employment from factory “bubble watcher” to kitchen and shop roles. It notes women in textile, sleight work, accounting, and domestic advice, with hints on cooking, budgeting, and managing fats, puddings, and fruit pies for households.
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