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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
An exchange questions a relation to the rubber magnate Goldbags, with a hedged reply claiming kinship but noting the claim is hundreds of thousands of pounds remote in value. The dialogue hints at possible social or financial intrigue surrounding the family.
A collection of humorous snippets and brief exchanges from a local scene includes a five year old with a cut lip sutured by a doctor, remarks about time and aging, and a roadside mishap where a motorist discovers the joke at his expense.
The Northcott display overwhelmed typical exhibitor offerings with 49 vehicles shown against 24 others. The exhibit included seventeen linkarts, fourteen hakers wagons, a butcher cart, a drag, twelve linkers and two duele. The firm’s growth reflects thorough work and clever design earning high show awards, including a clean sweep of Ist and 2nd places for certain models. A special sprung under carriage promises easy riding on rough roads, and readers are invited to request the catalogue from Frank Northcott at BT5591 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.
The readable fragments describe a worker or group painting and working all day Sunday. It mentions a friend, a fellow, and references to being given a bat and some unclear actions. The text is garbled with missing letters and stray characters throughout.
A quirky report recounts an odd experiment on crusts versus crumbs affecting growth and dietary notes, with Professor KM and a judge-like figure debating outcomes. Hawking the keeper jokes about keeping a car near a funeral procession, warning against driving fast.
A fragmented text presents a chaotic dialogue among unnamed speakers about a tiresome day and reactions to an English query. The excerpt shows garbled phonetics and stray names, lacking clear events or outcomes.
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