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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 12, 1931
Page
5
A jumble of tips and excerpts from women’s interests sections offers household guidance and anecdotes. It includes social etiquette, fashion notes about wraps and hats, culinary recipes, and motherhood advice, all presented in a dated, fragmented prose style.
A fragmentary critical passage surveys Sir John Femt and the history writings in Blackwood's Magazine. It hints at British wartime leadership and missteps in campaigns such as the Dardanelles, criticizing administration and suggesting potential political shifts if leaders had survived. The text meanders through references to figures, battles, and journalistic commentary with scattered names and places.
Fragmented OCR lists rainfall and point tallies by town and region. Mentions Mallow Murray Milburn Bay, Annuvlly Culgow Quondintook Wins and skips, Dookie Wobram Warrawinga Sey mourn Heathcare, Werribe Cowes Komery, Talbot Heathcare, Onn Henalin Whitfeld Gippland Poster Hychan with scattered scores and no clear single outcome.
A vintage ad touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a perennial remedy for coughs and colds. The claim highlights reliability and continued use without fail, reflecting early 20th century medicinal advertising.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a nine year old girl extracting a tooth and being treated at a base hospital, plus scattered items on Australian export figures, church politics, distress in the Mallee, Spain abolishing titles, and grain futures commentary, all presented in a late 19th or early 20th century Australian news fragment style.
A damaged OCR notice from Jane's College of Health on TAF Ciliates Street Melbourne appears to state health related information. It mentions an act and establishes a college, noting an extinction or end of forty two years.
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