Rimmth Artoned Leaves Skin Soft White Velvety
A cosmetic product named Rimmth Artoned is described as leaving skin soft, white, and velvety. The statement emphasizes a smooth, light feel and pale appearance as its key benefits.
10 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
1
A cosmetic product named Rimmth Artoned is described as leaving skin soft, white, and velvety. The statement emphasizes a smooth, light feel and pale appearance as its key benefits.
A fragmented notice lists a sale of slumber suits and linens with prices in a local market. The readable lines mention a 5 and a 3 as times or quantities, with unclear vendor names and dates. The itemset hints at a period-themed retail event in a small town.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a concert or performance in Ouray and St Zelen's Gordon City with a credited sum around £578 to a party called Simm Bock. Details are garbled, names and places are uncertain, and no clear date or organizer could be confirmed.
An OCR fragment lists funeral notices for Kelly family members including Katy Beatamet, Jan Kelly Cairan, and others. It notes a Monday funeral service, with attendees described as well attended, from a residence in a northern area.
A fragmentary wartime column discusses football near Port Arthur and the moral stance of sport during the war. It notes the role of fit young men joining the armed forces and warns against enemy propaganda while criticizing local authorities for area controls and shelter provisions.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss military terms and processes related to sugar rationing and manufacturing during wartime. It mentions units and timing, with scattered phrases about products, operations, and a cider theme context.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a Ruslan professor and other figures debating invasion, ethics, and wartime actions. Mentions Belgium, Atherton, an acting postmaster, a Dr. Grose, and a murder or aboriginal case context. Notes mining and farming industry concerns affecting the back country and Townsville trade.
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses religious synods and governance across scattered towns. It appears to reference Hierowan, Marevie, Crowle, and Bae Horton with unclear events, duties, and obligations. Political and ceremonial phrases mix with disjointed names and places, yielding a cryptic, unreadable record.
The review notes a storm of applause as the performance opens with ragtime and trumpet interludes. The second act features a Tamale march and a lively Wheels piece, while the Yarmouth Pavilion setting hints at formal ceremony nearby.
Paris November 4 dispatch notes violent fighting between the British and Germans from the North Sea to the Aisne front. French and Allied forces press gains around Armentieres and the Vailly region. Reports say Germans suffered heavy casualties as women searched released field remains, while French shelling continued through the night.
The text presents fragmented lines about German plans and Belgian soldiers with garbled phrases and partial names. It mentions Amsterdam, Ri Eee, and a Saant nao ae Tater, suggesting a wartime or occupied Europe setting. The readable bits hint at a Belgian sortie and a survey of papers in a wary wartime tone.
The article reports Turkish forces and Gulati amid claims of a Malislan victory in Asia Minor. It notes German advances toward Poland, widespread destruction of towns along rail lines, and casualties rising with 198,800 wounded arriving at Public La. It mentions Allied and Austrian defeats and social tensions across Poland as operations continue.
Fragmented alluvial report from London November 9 recounts a chaotic wartime scene with references to German signals, a possible alert or action, and mentions of allied responses. The garbled text implies a military context with terms like combat, signaling, and interrogation, though specifics are unclear.
Readable text fragments mention Abe and Lara with unclear events. It reads like a dated note or telegram with scattered names and locations, but concrete actions, places, or outcomes are not discernible. The piece resembles a puzzle of partially legible references without a clear news item.
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