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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1938
Page
10
In a reflective piece, the author muses on the charm of odds and ends from everyday life. The essay blends thoughts on memory, loyalty, and the value of simple, home crafted goods. It also offers practical kitchen tips for jams, marmalades, chutneys, and preserved foods with steps and ingredients.
Teachers from across the state attend Melbourne University lectures on visual education as the Education Department funds classroom projection machines. Horsham Mothers' Club raises funds to equip a State School with new devices so children from babies’ grade onward gain from instructional pictures. A children’s ball at the Masonic Hall tomorrow aims to raise needed funds.
The readable fragments describe a financial event involving Wis Bok Fee and Sovran. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are present beyond the two entities.
A Victorian health college in Melbourne offers a free booklet titled Wealth for Women. The notice invites women seeking improved health or motherhood to write or call and enclose 5d for postage to Department Hi at 377 Collins Street.
A childlike dialogue imagines fairies and the Spirit of Youth inspiring Creiné Char worn by imagination. The girl Ava praises beauty and wonders if fairies truly dwell within, expressing belief in magical creatures and youthful charm.
A fragmented notice lists Creme Charmosan and Winans tubes with prices and locations including Sule and drapers. The readable text hints at grocery or hardware items and a sale or stock listing, but specifics are unclear.
A well attended wind-up gymkhana on the lawns featured Ballarat and Colac visitors with keenly contested events. Winners included Mrs Wilmoth in the Arcade championship, Mrs Allen in the grade, and Mrs Bye in a grade handicap. Kalimna Park Club held A and B competitions won by Mrs Smith, with a farewell to Mrs Hogart at Natimuk.
The Radiator argues motor taxes depress car purchases and deflate employment in the motor industry. It urges shifting revenue to income tax to avoid harming output, lowering car prices and operating costs, and boosting demand and jobs in New South Wales racecourse economies.
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