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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
5
A fragmented 20th century style passage extols reading as power and light, urging constant inquiry and memory of learned women. It critiques inherited beliefs and old landmarks, urging readers to seek new perspectives through libraries and literature.
An advertisement from Swift's Pharmacy promotes Malrette a beauty lotion claimed to renew hair removal and make facial hair vanish. The text warns the product is harmful to the skin and may be unsafe, calling it a dangerous treatment with strong fragrance. It lists price ten shillings eight pence per bottle posted in Melbourne.
A memorial notice from Horsham recalls Mrs Bert Mulligan and Mrs Lyle Albert Amet, mentioning their living memory of a mother who passed away on September 2, 1910. It expresses enduring affection and sorrow, signed by her loving daughter Vie and son Albert Ampt.
Community notices report upcoming events at Storsham Brave WCTE hall in Apam West Thurstns and Vacus East Farms Association meeting set for September 11 at 2 20 pm. Residents discuss medical deputation to South Australian Chief Secretary and other civic matters amid shipping strike fallout.
A terse line records weekly publication on Tuesday in September 1925, noting the Che Hersham Times release cadence and weekly issue timing.
The discussion reopens in Parliament on return tickets for country lines, with ministers arguing restoration would invite fraud and not be worthwhile for travellers. Officials note anti fraud concerns, while critics point to potential fare reductions and simplified travel, including implications for clerks and internal railway work.
The council debates road funding and subdivision costs under the Town Government Act, seeking state support to build new streets. Mayor and committee members discuss costs and implications, while police court records cover local cases and fines.
Fragmentary OCR describes an extension debate on Lato Pyueent street and surrounding works near Mechanica' Tnetitate with references to building plans, a trailer, and local official Mr. AML Bagvesee, amid rising street alterations and public interest.
Horsham crowd expected to fill the town hall on Sunday for a gala program headlined by a scriptural tableau The Prodigal Son read by Ensign Hamer and a moving item The Goroke show will feature many improvements and a large entry list A feature will be a picture show and a dance with special trains from Horsham and other stations.
The article praises Miss Kila Thomas for a powerful mezzo-soprano performance at a Hurshangsin recital on September 22, noting her color variation and stage presence. It mentions New Orleans songs, French influence, and imagery, with praise for her delivery alongside other local performances.
Caretaker E Gillie at Wail railway station receives a farewell after long service. Locals present bamboo and barrel gifts to mark his departure. Mr Sechm recently joined a poker foray and Coronby State Rehnol is noted. Families of Pepi id will leave this touch for Gevlong after three peers.
The text reports that the authors urge their agents to push for a 24 hour general stoppage. It mentions anticipated meetings with the key industrial federation and the Sydney conference where unions may pass resolutions urging participation in a national strike to influence federal elections.
The 24h ult event saw Miss Carolina Lehadhe engaged to Paul Harnath of Croston, with celebrations hosted by Mrs Konig. Separately in Methourne, Evelyn Shelton wed Lionel Lockwood at St Patrick's Cathedral with naval chaplain Father Callaghan officiating and Dr Grantley Rheltve assisting. reception at Cockerton's Colina Street.
The notice records the death of 25 year old Miss Clarice Alberts Lioch at Mr. Carter’s George Street residence after health decline. She lived in Ballarat and Horsham, engaged to Mr T Dutchman, with burial in Horsham Cemetery conducted by Rev E G Petherick. Also noted are deaths of Mr J W Zippel born Mount Gambier 1864 and Mr Lostie HI Rosa of Audley Branzholme, with small family details and survivors.
Seamen were summoned for failing to obey commands while aboard the steamship Port Kembla. A crewman and two British sailors tied to Che ten were arrested on charges of disobedience with warrants issued for additional sailors in the area.
A garbled late cable reports unrest at a Southampton event where stones were thrown at a union meeting. Windows were broken as demonstrators clashed amid the weekend turmoil. The message, though unclear, notes public disorder and refers to Bettiah and urls as loose fragments.
Former miner Mr Shinnett declares the Hexemamen strike not collapsed and now beginning anew. Officials pushed to misrepresent the facts before Congress while the union supports continuing the strike.
Nearly 2000 passengers aboard the Avatra and Aare are detained in Capetown amid unclear delays. Officials offered limited details as travelers await further guidance and potential rebooking options.
Maritime labor dispute ends as Niny New Fenland strikers return to work following a shipowners offer to remedy pay and conditions. Union representatives say service resumes under new terms while governing bodies monitor for compliance and future talks.
A meeting at Searheriish chaired by Mr T H Thomas of the National Transport Railwaymen discusses the railway workers and the potential impact of a strike. The article notes the strong stance of the workers and their claim to independence from community control, while stressing the broader ecological and social implications.
Large crowds gather in Geneva for the League of Nations assembly as delegates arrive. Hotels run at capacity with the city preparing for a held meeting featuring 25 items covering warfare, security, and restraint on the uniwenty.
A battle report from the Moroccan front notes renewed activity and strong resistance of Allied forces. The communication cites determined actions, air support, and squadron cooperation as part of ongoing military operations in the region.
A major blaze trapped dozens of people on Seep Street as smoke and flames drove patrons from an Acumiinal business. About 40 people were injured while many fled onto the pavement. Police and rescue teams battled to control the scene amid collapsing structures.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about a pending war between September and a named antagonist, with scattered references to places and dates. The readable portions indicate a formal declaration or forecast of conflict with unclear specifics. Strong entities are not fully identifiable due to garbled OCR.
Davis Cup coverage notes Australian players in competitive matchups. Details are scarce in the fragment, but it references Australia’s Davis Cup participation and related fixtures amid unclear locale and results. The item emphasizes ongoing ties and team involvement more than individual scores.
A detailed look at the history of printing from Caxton to modern machinery. It explains manual typesetting, steam power, and the shift to automatic marking and rotary presses, highlighting speed, costs, and the transformation in book and newspaper production. It notes the broad impact on knowledge and industry.
A local sports brief notes a tied entry in an event with emphasis on effort and perception. The piece highlights participant skill and competitive tension without naming specific teams or results.
A report notes a planned meeting of the Horsham club discussing tensions and a potential action. A glimpse of attendees and a mention of a connected safety concern appear in the readable fragments.
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page reads as unreadable OCR with garbled names and scattered phrases, offering no coherent event, entity, or date to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmentary text discusses coursing in Horsham with scattered names and places. It mentions local stake events, possible legal or social contention, and references to community action and timeframes. The readable cues point to a town meeting or public debate around the sport and its regulation.
The fragmentary OCR covers players and notes from a golf section with scattered names, matches, and rosters. Mentions include Annie Mss and Wake, various teams and venues, and a roster list with unclear outcomes and dates.
The match details show erratic play and injuries with players named Kesler Abernethy Notharwas Der Nattrwee Samfere Wernek Parker Kurtamagn Mo Biv Cormssary Cole College Greaturdadem Rippra Murs Amur Sth Celall Compe Wyans Reid Tratv Davie Derhetcher Carver Reilly Gonlby Saat Weir on both teams. A thigh injury sidelined a key player, hindering the end of the game as substitutions and defensive work dominated the final period.
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