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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 25, 1926
Page
3
A fragmented moral meditation cites proverbs about endurance. It mentions strength of character, growth through adversity, and stern guidance from sages. Quoted lines and a reference to Sir Edwin Arnold appear amid garbled text.
A chaotic letter set discusses Weymouth, Liscard, and May Park as residents debate a yearlong repainting and cleaning plan. The piece mentions removal of items from properties, fears of crime, and a push for a community cleanup week while criticizing a proposed health week and suggesting mixed reactions from neighbors.
Biscers Booth and McTounan advertise medical surgical and midwifery services at Pynsent Street Horsham with contact details. The snippet lists telephone contact 47% but lacks additional information about services or hours.
A fragmented price list from Homham stores shows various goods with per unit costs such as money per id and per ly. Items include flour bags, oats, and possibly nuts or grains with unclear quantities and spellings.
The brief notes a publication cadence for a periodical named Bard Year with issues slated for Tuesdays and Fridays. The fragment hints at a regular printing schedule, emphasizing weekly frequency and archival timing.
A fragmented May item highlights a public adviser and inquiries over local matters. readable segments mention Monheuray and a general Anters with uncertain references to people and places.
Local report details a chaotic scene as a small dog leads two excited dogs toward a valuable pet at a Ballarat event. Panicked bystanders witnessed a costly loss and the crowd called for restraint while police and witnesses described the mishap. A government strike case and unrelated civic notes follow in the notes column.
In Horsham the old police residence building is reported in a deteriorated state with crumbling parapets and risk to occupants. Repairs have occurred but health concerns push authorities to plan further work and a street widening project near Wilsons Street to Darhot Street and the Victoria Hotel.
To mark the club’s opening the St John’s Men’s Club will raise funds tonight in the Parish Hall. Members will double 900¢ in and invite all regregation members and their friends to attend.
A fragmented report covers Salvation Army captain and Mrs Arhanes formerly in ware leading a service near Sods. Children join lantern procession as Adrinnene Masta Phe aids, while news notes deaths including Aug V McKay and references to ministerial activities and neglected communities.
The program features humorist Sree Poe and Lance Bursett with magazine piano, Edward Keus singing ballads, Jack Mary finollet, and Charles Ben ott with accompaniment. Vaulto from Tivoli Theatre Melbourne performs thrilling balancing and contortion acts. The association, led by Miss Tilly Ax Hoa, advances services for the blind and supports hospitals and pensions. Public generosity funds the effort, with mention of donations and planned events and a focus on community improvement.
Report outlines tension between miners and government leaders as special election funds are alleged to be misused. References to trustee Un Congeran, ALJ, and local officials suggest a climate of unrest with calls for reform and scrutiny of leaders and funding. The piece hints at labor actions, medical concerns, and potential referendums shaping the crisis.
Fragmented OCR shows a mangled wartime notice with references to settlement, preparation, and timelines. Readable fragments point to a discussion of wartime strategy or logistics, but core facts remain obscured. The text mentions volumes, walls, and timelines without clear actors or dates.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a British Legion service with scattered proper nouns and place names. It mentions Myrsiat, Vogt, BL Sh Kippine Srsjoe Lapin, Mae Toney tiverman MTD waste sta pesneuult and Hor Cental Nworvene, suggesting a memorial or ceremonial note with unclear locality details and mistyped terms.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Egypt voting scenes with references to towns, districts, and names. The text hints at votes, parties, and potential turnout but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
OCR reads unreadable segments with names places and numbers but details are unclear. The fragment mentions Bellary and Tran and shows broken phrases about a news item or notice without a coherent narrative.
A highly garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of names, places, and events with no clear narrative. The readable fragments reference a period or meeting with figures such as Mrs. Mintvher and Mr. Hage, plus scattered mentions of ministers, employment debates, and wartime or postwar context, but no coherent story or verifiable details emerge.
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