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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1922
Page
10
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A patient praises a new preparation named Kintho double strength for removing freckles. The chemist boasts it can stain away freckles by applying nightly, promising fair soft youthful skin with a single ounce for even tough cases.
A dubious claim announces Mia Reaver's Kextact as a harmless chemical that allegedly restores natural hair color in days. It targets grey hair for both men and women and advertises quick, permanent results with no washing restrictions.
The Department of Agriculture outlines advances on seed and ratoon cotton for 1923 24. Advances depend on fiber quality seed origin and planting. Rules cover grading inspection supervision by officers and appeal rights with emphasis on seed cotton grown from department supplied seed and no advances for iron cotton.
A fragmented notice offering trade cards and business cards for manufacturers and dealers in London and provincial centers. It mentions exporting merchants and agencies seeking connections, with pricing and request for larger directory copies by cash order.
An old advertisement touts a weight gain method promising rapid transformation. It targets "thin folks" and emphasizes boosting digestion to convert fats into blood carried to body cells. The copy highlights visible changes in face and neck, with promises of 10 to 20 pounds gained and a money back guarantee, noting it is not for those wary of weight gain.
Miss Rhoda Richards of Darlinghurst Sydney claims a year of hair loss reversed by four new compound crystals used with hot water. She says hair grew two inches in four weeks, reduced dandruff and itching, and opened up healthy growth, though warns against overpromising.
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