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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
3
A brief afternoon of domestic mayhem unfolds as the narrator juggles tradesmen, a missing tea supply, and a burst of writing for Happy Homes while Phyllis worries about keeping the household running. The search for a hidden tea packet and an idea for Modern Manhood drive the scene.
An unclear devotional scene shows a clergyman delivering a lethy discourss to his com The vestry grows impatient as a tense exchange unfolds amid a crowded meeting The passage hints at social roles and gender commentary with stray lines about women versus men and community reactions.
Advert says the cough remedy HEENZO is inexpensive and effective. It claims 2 bottles make a pint and treats coughs colds bronchitis and flu with nationwide availability at stores and endorsements by famous people including Gladys Moncreff.
A brief item notes a nonskid bath device soon to appear in 18.4, praised for improving safety and daily life. The article delays fame for inventors, yet credits them for reducing slips, with a nod to the broader benefits to ordinary people. It also mentions Eureka, Montana and a pronunciation quarrel among train staff, ending with a jarring station outro.
A collage of royal crown details lists the Imperial State Crown the Crown of England and the Imperial Crown of India with gems and dates. A humorous restaurant scene follows with a Welsh rarebit order and a waiter questioned by a manager about a forged signature. A student named Marigold is mentioned in a light classroom vignette as a joke.
A column offers practical sewing tips to rescue a tight or shrunken dress by opening the neckline, hemming, eyelet lacing, and a crepe vest to disguise the fit. It also includes light humor about new hats and conversations on stockings and intellect.
The piece extols Arnold’s balsam cough mixture for extracting plant remedies and soothing the chest and voice. It notes medical approval, child friendly flavors, and bedtime dosing to aid rest, suggesting it wards off coughs and aids recovery when other remedies fail.
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