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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
2
H Marnes requests a free booklet from Chemntat. The notice notes this request appears in a brief local item, with no further actions or dates provided.
A lively 1920s style feature on women’s fashion and makeup notes vibrant hats and trims. It covers pillbox and waller hats, snoods, and turbans, plus war-time parcel packing tips, clothing care, and simple recipes, emphasizing practical beauty, dressing, and home tasks for readers.
A fragment discusses letters on forestry topics and cautions that expressed opinions do not bind the writer to those views. It signals a cautious stance on authorial identity and attribution in correspondence.
A reader letter from Marion criticizes Councillor Taylor's reforms and warns that the era’s fate rests on collective thinking. It cites Holy Writ Jeremiah and urges readers to consider the fruits of thoughts as destiny for future generations, urging reform to prevent ruin for children.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions chapel tenure courts garden supervision of school details about cows and Montel with references to a warden and Girly Hostel and Sistarinchary, indicating an unreadable public or institutional notice with limited readable names and items.
A historic recipe outlines draining and soaking a ham, then glazing with pineapple and brown sugar, and finishing with cloves. Serve with creamed potatoes or sweet potato balls for a period kitchen presentation.
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