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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
2
A Hempel news item recounts a woman who lost 44 pounds using Kruschen Salts. She reports dropping from size 44 to 38 and regaining energy, crediting a daily dose and a European spa–style program. The ad touts Kruschen as aiding digestion, nerves, glands, and overall vitality, priced at 2 shillings 9 pence per bottle.
The Imperial club led by Aruas and Horstman defeated Matlarary and Arararath Arwrae in a tight league finish. Imperial held a narrow lead late, with Golden Point securing a 20 point victory over Horsham while other results refined standings and kept title hopes alive.
Horsham battled Ballarat at Recreation Reserve with heavy wind conditions shaping play. Leading scorers included Horsham’s stars as Ballarat fought back to seize a late advantage and claim victory, leaving Horsham’s bid for a comeback frustrated in the final moments.
A curtain raiser at Recreation Reserve features the Combined Junior Team facing rivals in a hard fought prelude to the main event. Early play sees strong scoring from Blake and Appin while teammates help push the pace and showcase central playmaking as the halves unfold.
A partial summary shows Hall Farmer performing well at a local meet with standout tally counts. The report mentions Pack Sha Bei and Daostan as teams in the event, plus references to flares and whistle totals, but key results and placements remain unclear.
Nonth Ballaret edged Stawell 14 behinds to 8 goals while Huverial trailed Ararat 22 goals 29 behinds to 3 goals 5 behinds. Warrarkuabes managed 1 goal 17 behinds against Vout 1 goal 35 behinds.
Horsham plays South at Ararat finest sentinel next stage as the season nears its end. The article lists travel, venues, and dates across a complex schedule with teams like Horsham, Ararat, and others, detailing attempts to declare semi final positions and match results.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference umpires insurance and a travel or event notice. Mentions Tallncing sulin sete Mlarklorn and South Bellarat with possible dates and locations. Unable to determine clear event, participants, or outcomes from the garbled words.
A fragmented report notes W Jackson of Ballarat winning the George McKenzie Medal. The text is garbled but references football and season context, listing players and figures such as Ballarat and Gilchrist, with unclear details about the award ceremony.
Reports indicate Reifel led goalkicking across the league as turmoil surrounded several teams. The season featured protests over charges against Welatr and Bowtie banter, with a tribunal ruling offering closure while players faced disciplinary actions.
A damaged OCR fragment references a second semi final at a central venue with teams or players named Guerrecintas de CENTRAL Filanas and Amal of the Central Win wert Leagot-Horsham Seeamle. It mentions an umpire and a recreation reserve as a location.
In a tight contest the Collede squad fell short by four points as players finished their course amid unclear notes and partial phrases from the report. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable in the readable text.
A compact report describes Green Park versus Velie College in a tense basketball half and final period. Pack 32 and Cullens 45 are cited as key scores with late shifts and notable players leading the effort. The narrative mentions Allee Teen Lie and Grerm Park in the closing stanza with a focus on the quarter exchanges.
Balmoral defeats Central Glenelg in the final with a decisive finish. The match features Ralie Beale and a standout performance by Lake, as tensions and signal calls shape the game.
The text outlines results and player mentions from Melbourne League matches with team names and goal counts, including Lalton and Foote Ray, noting scores like 2 6 and 7 as part of a final summary of the event.
A fragmentary report lists Melbourne Grammar School football as the visiting team with unclear surrounding details. The text includes garbled names and places, making it difficult to extract a clear outcome or participants beyond the school involved.
The Horsham Associates Gala Day featured a field events program and a women’s championship, with Miss Hetty Saukerill and Melbourne’s Heather Saukerill among notable competitors. Winners included Mrs Sloan Morphin in a walkover, and multiple runners-up and participants in the Australasian championships.
The Stawell Athletic Club held its annual meeting with a detailed financial statement. Total revenue and gate takings are reported, alongside listed expenses including wages, council costs, and materials. The minutes note a fatal value assessment and reference Mr. Go T. Bolen in the financial summary.
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