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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
2
A fragmented, period-tinged column discusses fashion trends such as shoulder padding and bright tweeds, mentions styles like Tariana and plaids, and reflects a humorous dialogue on modernization and culinary tips, with disjointed quotes and stray instructions scattered throughout.
A dense, era specific piece extols regular upward brushing to stimulate the scalp and remove loosened hair and debris. It instructs on brushing order, pressure, and technique, emphasizing routine care over hasty, incomplete grooming and ends with a note about a sentimental paper found in a digger's stocking reading God bless your bound feet.
Near Easter readers are offered a garbled recipe collection for cakes buns and almond paste. Instructions describe batter rising times egg shells jelly filled eggs nesting in lettuce or coconut and peach nests and an almond paste glaze. Also included are blancmange style puddings and decorative Easter eggs.
A police sergeant and constable exchange a mock debate over third degree interrogation as a prisoner depicts discomfort and a humorous tone. The report continues with a garbled quotation about bodily processes and a biochemistry professor noting rapid changes when the body is unfed, referencing the American Chemical Society meeting.
A neutral report describes Mile. Chanel as a brilliant couture leader who hosted designers in Berlin while Nasie invited rivals. Chanel previously ran a London salon and dressed royalty. a Paris strike led her to close her shop after labor protests, later offering to discuss cooperative working methods.
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret rode in a Royal Air Force Hudson bomber with the King and Queen watching. The young New Zealand pilot guided the craft as the royals examined the cockpit, flight panel, and bomb sights. The visit included a trainer demonstration and the King decorated Coastal Command officers for bravery.
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