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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1927
Page
4
A Victorian conference paper by KC Pidgeon questions if butter plants use refrigeration to best effect. It notes brine cooling limits during pasteurisation, recommends surplus brine tanks, and warns improper cool storage fosters taints and quality loss in butter.
Carine Bros and Duncan Horsham estimate a certain factory project at W. Bank's Goborts Avenue, outlining preliminary costs and scope. The notice signals a forthcoming bid or tender process with involved firms named and location specified.
The report describes compact vegetable fuel gas producers, notably a small 5 bhp unit by Compound Gas Power Co in Rending England. These portable plants run on various fuels like coranut hulls maize cobs and sulfite waste, require no water, and are aimed at light portable use despite limited efficiency.
An old time note touts a peppermint remedy attributed to Woods promising cures for colds and fevers. The item reads like a brief health quack entry from a bygone period, with emphasis on natural remedies and quick relief claims.
A garbled medical note discusses a supposed permanent cure for corn removal, claiming a root and a silk tree remedy but using unclear language and uncertain efficacy. It warns against guarantees and mentions costs, time, and potential pain. The piece resembles a questionable advertisement rather than a proven treatment.
Mr 7 D Lee Chinese Herbalist Reet of Stawell repeats visits to Hoksia at the furvilht parlor hours each Friday with next appointment noted as June 3. The clumsy text records various names and times for consultations, urging readers to seek herbal care through the parlors.
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