Horlicks Easy Food Drink for Busy Mothers
A brief note says Horlicks can be mixed with water to make a delicate, easy to digest food drink ideal for busy mothers. It is sold in glass jars priced at 3 rupees, with country areas slightly higher.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
2
A brief note says Horlicks can be mixed with water to make a delicate, easy to digest food drink ideal for busy mothers. It is sold in glass jars priced at 3 rupees, with country areas slightly higher.
The Canberra University College team won a triangular debating contest against Canberra and Armidale Colleges and Sydney University. In the first round J Horne J Rowland and D Hill defeated Sydney on the topic That Manpower Controls should be extended for five years after the War. Canberra defeated New England in the second round on the topic Age Denervation Repeal, taking the affirmative.
An estimate by the Victorian Housing Commission Architects' Panel, Mrs Harold Bartlett, warns that postwar material shortages will hinder a half million homes' start. Architects builders and suppliers say reserves may be insufficient though new materials will arrive. demand will exceed prewar supply.
Randwick cricketer Jack Cheg wyn notified the N NSW Cricket Association of his plan to elect a fan all state representative from civilian cricketers to tour forward battle stations in New Guinea. The tour is arranged by Pilot Officer Bob Hynes, former State representative for the RAAF. The present plan faces upset. The team will leave Sydney on October 1.
Lieutenant General George S. Patton receives Senate military committee approval for a promotion amid past controversy from 1943 when a soldier was slapped. The confirmation had stalled previously due to the incident and ongoing controversy.
Frances Langford received a reassuring cable from actor husband Jen al ho wan denying involvement in a fight at a Hollywood apartment with Tommy Dorsey. Langford said they have been married seven years and she trusts him, insisting he would not harm anyone while she tours.
A Canberra based report states that Australian corset supply remains tight while imports from Britain and America may be delayed. Officials in Washington express sympathy for Australian demand, but permits for large shipments are uncertain, leaving retailers and wearers awaiting relief.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ailments including sluggish liver and sick headaches with scattered terms. No clear events, names, or places emerge. text appears as a damaged health journal snippet rather than a complete news item.
The Netherlands War Correspondent C. J. van Bluys reports from New Guinea that a Civil Administration post has been established on Japen Island south of Blak Island in Geelvink Bay. The island, with about 30 000 residents, shows little Japanese interest and had no garrison. Civil Administration posts have now been raised in all liberated territories of Dutch New Guinea.
Deputy Director Mr Bellemore states Manpower officials interviewed 450 women brought before the City courts in three months. He notes many are now among the States commercial workers and advocates redefined employment roles.
Amalie Infante School yesterday hosted an art exhibition with drawings weaving and handicrafts admired by many parents and friends. Mr C B Osley opened the event praising postwar education reforms and urging better methods while the Department of the Interior supports ACT schooling. The headmaster Mr Re Harria greeted visitors and Mothers Club served tea after the inspection.
Wool appraisement lists NSW consignments from Baradine Gulargambone Nyngan Gwabegar Guigargambane and Nyngan areas. Ewes hoggets weaners and lambs priced in pence per head with varied weights and marks, noting broken wool and other lot details for catalog line at Sydney.
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