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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
10
Reported notes describe a London musical event with a queer commissioner, a gropeletor remark, and a mention of Sawuudenve. the scene centers on an evening at Covelit where "Age Volt" performs and a male audience member speaks.
An article extols a range of biscuits for children and the elderly, praising Milk Arrowroot Wscult Huest Australian arrowroot and milk biscuits, Baby Rice, Krus kit and Kruskite for digestion and transition from liquids. It notes Plain tusk and Special Crackness as easy to digest, tasty options for all ages.
The chemist behind a famous cough Mixture claims Heenzo’s Tonic Nerve Nuts revives blood, nerves, and nerve force for worn down, neurotic, or anemic souls. Each box costs 3 shillings.
The Victorian Dried Fruits Board presents teated recipes for Raisin and Orange Roll Raisins with oatmeal and raisin pie. Instructions include ingredients measures steps and a note inviting readers to request a free cookery book from the State Savings Bank Buildings Melbourne. An inserted joke ends the clipping.
A discussion cites Professor Flood Altort in Harper’s Magazine, contrasting ancient and modern anxieties. It notes chronic modern stress from markets, competition, and urban life, urging a return to individual philosophy and human-scale values over impersonal institutions.
A witty banter unfolds as a man learns his partner jokes about guard belts and bridge parties. A theatre loving lady explains she is a chocolate seller, while another quips about near death in the Arctic and a heated discussion that saved them.
The article argues hard work rarely injures. worry and poor method do. It praises systematic daily planning, focused tasks, and finishing one job before the next. It warns against overwork from excess meals, lack of exercise, and ignoring health rules. It advocates moderation, daily open-air activity, and seven hours of sleep to sustain productivity.
A Cambridge University study by Mian M. Vernon and the Medical Research Council reports on how eye movements change with interest. Readers show rapid jerky movements with pauses when aroused by engaging text, while uninterested subjects read faster and more regularly with fewer regressions.
An apparent vintage advertorial fragment promotes Warner's Safe Cure for liver and kidney ailments while drifting into a collage of quotes about sleep from Napoleon Ford Wells and Marconi. The text combines health claims with unrelated vignettes about soldiers, celebrities, and club conversations.
The article traces coffee from early Levantine trade to Abyssinia roots and Arab cultivation. It notes 15th century coffeehouses in London and a boom in global supply from Brazil and the West Indies. Sweden leads Europe in per capita consumption, with Britain near one pound per person.
Dr McLivey and his wife Clara quarrel over razor blades and pencil sharpeners in a humorous domestic exchange. The couple jokes about reciprocity and small domestic irritations before a playful undertone hints at closer ties, including a remark about marriage and family.
The piece mixes reflections on tempering sorrow with practical wisdom about daily work and self discipline. It includes aphorisms on prudence, joy, and integrity, plus short comic anecdotes about golf and a post office girl, illustrating human foibles and sensible conduct.
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