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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1932
Page
6
A reflective prose piece discusses how many women dwell on past luxuries and lost status, finding meaning in carrying burdens. It urges looking toward the future, embracing resilience, generosity, and steady effort to improve others’ lives while overcoming personal trials.
The article lists recipes and culinary oddities including fritters with custard, walnut cakes, ginger marrow treats, vegetable marrow and cheese pudding, marrow turnover, and marrow chutney. It mentions making batter with eggs milk flour and baking powder, assembling sandwiches, and a mock test for canned foods. It ends with a humorous aside about kitchen experiments and a test for wholesomeness of tin foods.
A reader recounts using a home hair dye mix from Bay Rum and other chemist products to darken gray hair. The remedy, sold by local Horsham shops, claims to make a gray-haired person appear 10 to 20 years younger. It includes a warning that guidance comes from a Tay for Tayor name.
A court hearing details Albert Luther Williams a four year old linked to a Perth Wight era fraud probe. Statements allege Williams pursued a harmful relationship with a London woman and living with her, while a letter to the Prime Minister surfaces. Magistrate Impounds a letter found on Williams as part of proceedings.
A distorted wartime letter references Australian wives and children, military losses, and social distress. It questions the fate of service members and notes concerns about safety, travel, and support amid wartime conditions.
A garbled entry list for an Egg Laying Competition at Horsham Poultry Club shows names and affiliations such as Monk Pullers BF and Alphington Oz. The readable portions reference Agricultural College and various individuals, but the overall text is heavily corrupted with misread letters and misplaced phrases.
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