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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
1
A 1950s Melbourne column lauds and condemns cosmetic paint and beauty culture. It surveys fashionable parades, condemns social obsession with adornment, and cites censorship debates along with public reactions to painted ladies.
An Australian local government notice outlines voting rights for returned soldiers and sailors. It details qualification rules for municipal elections, special acts, and the process for issuing ballot papers to those serving or discharged, including postal voting options and officer duties.
A fragment notes districts becoming more settled and linked by a growing shared spirit. It mentions increased progress along a path under focus and a sense of greater belpéuinene effect across communities.
The local Agricultural Society held a meeting with printing summaries. The aggregate quotation from the Advocator was accepted. References to the jetty and repairs describe conditions and preparations as part of the period’s community updates.
My P M MacMamare returned from Bydasy on Sunday. Mr b B mor ls home afters ’ona baliday name parenta In Vi Congratulations to Mr and Mee Wendy of Bligh Bheat e m0 during heelie 3% i Jd Clancy of the Brash Howl was able to afford some small ao pintaser to a lady barber who was in grave danger of Arwn Ar. C Boblawn of Coffe Jutly returned by Lasavetland route of Monday Irena othres will be worry to shat he hs period during the 7 let iSeds however hav Bir Gellerie ge greatly improved Mis Dorothy Piggott has left Coll Harbor to take 4 rexponsible Fein 24 Port Macquarie. Mie 1 took a many loading parte to paints and cheftable feections fils large timber of friends will fegret the departure of vary Popular young lady Mr H J Efallich of Wie Bake of NSW hae returend to duty.
The readable text presents garbled phrases with no coherent event or subject. It references voters, a town, and scattered names but lacks discernible actions, dates, places, or organizations to summarize into a factual item.
A fragmentary report details figures and names involved in the Wan Amelioration Fund including Walker Manca and others. The text references the Repatriating Committee and a proposal to adopt a resolution, with a debit balance noted at year end and discussion of committee meetings and public notices.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a legal or prison related notice with mentions of a sale or auction, relief funds, and a gallery. The readable parts reference a cost, a prison, and a monetary amount, but specifics are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases. It references storage, walls, and people but lacks coherent events or clear entities to identify a specific news item or outcome. Unable to determine a definite news item or person without additional readable context.
A Dec 31 1819 communication from Artille Hare to the Under Secretary discusses correspondence about the Calle Herbor Chamber of Governors and actions affecting public parks. The note references Collingwood Street and local urban improvements.
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