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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
2
The readable passage references race records and retirement hints for a figure named Bytinek and mentions betting and meeting results. It includes disjointed names and scattered results, with no coherent events or outcomes clearly stated.
A long, spellbound broadcast features women’s interests on radio, highlighting fashion, home decor, and recipes. The piece notes audience appeal, with hosts discussing what to wear, homemaking trends, and women’s daily life as reflected in the station’s programming.
A drowning death occurred near the Murray-lone area after a swimming mishap on a Solurdow morning. Police and volunteers searched the river near the Prince of Wales Hotel, recovering the body later that day three miles downstream.
Two motives accused of murder in the Baowlt cave were executed at Hombey Inet Friday. The mentally deranged defendant, sentenced to death, is confined to an asylum. A Bombay car crash victim, a merchant, died after a hit and run. A girl, wounded during the event, escaped.
A Victorian era ad promotes MAURETTE a liquid treatment claimed to remove superfluous hairs from the face. It promises a four hour action that makes hairs wither and pull out easily, with a pleasant aroma and a suggested price of 106 per bottle. Sold by Maurette in Sydney and through agents Paunsen & Co at 160 Pitt Street.
Fragmentary report on war graves in western Germany mentions Australian and Allied soldiers in burial sites near the Rhine. The text references commemoration, burial duties, and distant connections to Allied forces and nations.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a court matter involving individuals named James Folay and others charged with harried work in a horwe context. The text references the P.P. ACT Undo the Partares Protection Act and a Mr Avern appearing for the Burd, with scattered phrases about a liver fir and Feouliriteg Amamtnninge ke 2.
A young offender described in garbled OCR text was brought before a children's court and committed to a stated institution for a period of twelve months.
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