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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1941
Page
2
A dense guide to women’s dress, handbags, fabrics, and hair with practical tips for makeup, nails, and skincare. It outlines current styles, color palettes, and accessory trends, plus home care advice, cleaning, and simple desserts, all in a period tone.
A grainy piece on teen makeup tips warns readers to weigh lasting qualities of products. It discusses foundation as a base to control shine and skin tone, suggests powder to set makeup, and notes caution about appearance if products are misused.
Chicago inventor Harvey Connett plans a private submarine with submarine equipment including a valve, storage tank, and respirator. The craft stands 37 inches high and about 24 inches wide at the widest point, intended for exploration near harbor waters.
A curious article explores the monkeys on the Rock of Gibraltar, contrasting folklore with scientific theories. It recounts Gibraltar's strategic history, the Moorish and British periods, and mentions a purported tunnel beneath the strait said to connect Europe and Africa. It includes notes on a deep quarry and a legendary persistence of the monkeys amid changing regimes.
A garbled report references a floating shop on a houseboat visiting a town to sell goods. It mentions a restaurant and a crew of twenty experts on duty, with scattered names and places. The text is highly corrupted, but hints at unusual trades and exotic origins.
An OCR fragment describes a proposed sale of a prized rodent from the Austro-Hungarian region with a questionable origin. The document references payments around 40k, dates and locations blurred, and notes a series of transactions tied to a trade in waters at a Melbourne event. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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