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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
10
The item notes Coralie Stanton Heath Hosken as author of The Man She Never Married Sword and Plough and Three Men Who Came Hack and mentions a lite aired by Special Arrangement. The fragment lists women authors and works with a showy theatrical framing.
Alma Dare forms a wary bond with Peggy while the Rokeby circle, led by the Rector, draws them into parish life. Peggy’s complex devotion to Alma and the hidden, painful memory of Billy Dare color their days as Alma faces a surge of energy and social duties, all under the shadow of wartime losses and unspoken longing. The summer brings renewed health and social bustle, until a dramatic revelation stirs new tensions.
An long rambling reflection argues progress in art and science may bring happiness, predicting a future where humans grow calmer and more content. The author muses on education and social life, then pivots to health, explaining dizziness and vertigo as symptoms with possible medical causes and urging professional advice.
A collage of comic vignettes and odd ad like snippets recount encounters with clerks, job applicants, a doctor advising whisky, a theater manager’s farewell, and a surprised suitor noting a heiress inheritance. Fragmentary dialogue preserves quirks of era speech and social views.
A jumbled reminiscence of hospital scenes and social quirks unfolds through garbled narration. It mentions arming patients, a doctor’s terse exchange with a nurse, a hospital scene about a son and a wagoner, and a host of odd dialogues about wine, mineral waters, and rich interiors. The text weaves through jokes about loans, telegrams, and catalogued anecdotes, ending in a stream of fragmented humor.
A satirical portrait explores why highly social, witty, and stylish women spark admiration yet intimidate male suitors. It argues men fear losing independence to a brilliant wife and warns of tongues that may become weapons within marriage, outlining tensions between charm and control.
A fragment on textile care and cloth making discusses worsted wool, yarn quality, and methods to remove shine and improve surface. It references emery paper for abrasion, spinning yarn, and maintaining fabric finish while noting several named processes and tools in an antiquated tone.
Full information on patent applications is directed to A. T. Madden Fellow Institute of Patel Star at 419 Collins Street Melbourne Australia. The notice references appliances and toole wit full details on filing.
A fragmented excerpt discusses how fat appears to burden many women, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The readable parts suggest concern over health or social impacts, but specifics remain obscured.
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