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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
9
A fragmented passage argues education as acquiring usable knowledge over rote learning. It critiques exams and titles while praising practical thought, tools, and the Raman mind as learning in action. The text contrasts a bookish catalog with genuine mastery of arts.
Byron Moore and Day & Journealex along with Stork Shure and Investment Brokers connected to 882 Coline Rireet Melbourne report uncertain market conditions. Telegenman Warharry in Melbourne listed with contact Tel Cent 42 and 4 percent rate in a vague financial notice.
A 1926 discussion critiques deportation laws and a Labor stance. It considers reciprocal repatriation if Australians abroad are returned and questions Magna Carta liberty versus deportation acts. It recalls historical precedents and warnings about industrial upheaval and trade-offs for Australian workers.
Commercial Intelligence notes a near static wheat situation in Victoria. Prices remain high with quotes 6/5 to 6/6 Melbourne basis. Bran and pollard supplies are short. premiums offered on quotations. Rice for bran seen around £15/ to £9 10/ per 2000 delivered. Pollard remains scarce at £9 10/. Milling grain good at 4/6, feed grain 4/1 to 4/2. overall market quiet but steady.
An advertisement from Melbourne promotes Dr Mu Maurier of Dalet LA offering creams that allegedly inhibit hair growth and clear pores. The copy guarantees no growth of superfluous hair and promotes a “Vanishing Day Cream” with a prescriptive formula. It lists price, agents, and a Melbourne pharmacy as the point of sale.
Fragmentary notes describe infections and scientific progress with scattered names and locations. The text is garbled, obscuring clear people, places, dates, and outcomes.
The Horsham Borough Council discusses Armistice Day ceremonies with a proposed wreath at the honor roll and a brief public ceremony at the eleventh hour. Examinations report several students from Miss Starr Methodist School achieving honors and credits. The Horsham Football Club tax issue and ground administration are reviewed, and various church and community notices cover synod events, motor spirit distribution, and upcoming entertainments.
Melbourne in brief as wire reports detail local events and happenings with concise notes on notable occurrences and brief context for readers.
Australian Seamen's Union officials say Walsh will depart next month for England to organise the branches of the Australian Seamen's Union there. The union anticipates that each leave will be granted and notes a twelve month period.
End of strike appears near as overseas unionists resume talks. Port Macquarie to Port Denison report idle ships and workers returning to work. The Aberdon steamer So shocles sailed from Sydney for Newcastle with 19 coal cargo and plans for Melbourne voyage noted.
In New Zealand the prohibition referendum appears defeated by public vote. The incomplete results suggest combined factions opposing prohibition and strong state control influences.
A Wellington telegram claims the Yeates Government will face a dramatic shift as results signal a major Labor defeat in the New Zealand elections. The message suggests a landslide for opposing forces and a significant political setback for the current administration.
The premier condemned the fascist movement as a threat and vowed to curb its growth. Officials claimed the Communist influence was overblown and promised strict action to prevent any shift toward extremism.
Five miners killed in a colliery collapse are linked to alleged communist agitation. Officials say a sale conskpiency and hostile rhetoric preceded the disaster, prompting charges and a broader inquiry into safety and political activity connected to the incident.
Delegates from nationalist organizations convene to discuss opposing the Locarno Treaty described as undermining the postwar order from Versailles. The assembled factions seek a strategy to counter its terms.
An Argentine aviator began a challenging journey from Buenos Aires toward New York with a planned route through Peru and onward to the United States. The flyer aims to complete the flight in a tight schedule, facing long miles and potential weather hurdles.
Fragmented OCR notes describe damage in Damascus with unclear casualties, referencing Sikes and a rebel movement. Mentions James Sort, 30 wounded, and American forces awaiting instructions at Alexandria before urgent departure. Details are garbled and sources incomplete.
An enigmatic report from New York describes a dramatic Atlantic incident involving a large vessel and swift, startling actions. Details are scarce as officials release a terse account, and observers note a tense, uncertain situation that drew international attention.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference election figures and dates with several garbled terms. The readable bits mention a meeting or hearing, possible names like Dolley and Kin, and reference to a deadline or timeline. The source is unclear and contains many misread words.
An impaired OCR fragment outlines a local notice mentioning people, places, and events, with scattered names and locations. The readable portions hint at a community item or meeting with ties to two or more organizations, though specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text shows a partial social item with unclear names and locations. The readable portion mentions a meeting and a social context but lacks concrete entities or a clear event outcome. No verifiable details to confirm participants dates or places.
The article describes a Boy Scout Corroboree event with involvement from Australian participants and leaders. It details travel arrangements, costs, and times for departures, plus a deadline of November 13 for participant signups and planning notes on support and supervision.
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