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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1936
Page
3
Fragmentary diary style account describes severe insomnia fears, pale skin, fatigue, and anxious inability to sleep or read after childbirth. The writer recalls physical weakness, mental distress, and efforts to endure without sleep or focus, with repeated imagery of white face and exhaustion. The text conveys personal health decline and persistent nervous strain.
Fragmentary OCR item lists printing requirements and products such as books cards circulars and vine items. The readable portion mentions distribution and procurement unknown dates or entities.
The column discusses current fashion directions with emphasis on shoulder styling and white tees. It highlights fit details for various body types, suggests materials and patterns, and mentions ordering guidance, pattern requirements, and overall garment construction.
A promotional style guide on makeup techniques highlights eyebrow shaping and contouring. It advises following natural arches, using pencils and eyeshadows to enhance the brow line, avoid heavy nose powder, and blend rouge for balanced facial features.
An advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills for skin clarity and beauty. It argues internal cleansing from herbal roots improves the complexion, preventing pimples and eruptions by cleansing the system rather than superficial remedies.
An ad style blurb features Ann Dvorak and a list of tangential names, promoting a cream that supposedly removes wrinkles and aging signs. It claims the product keeps skin young and attractive, with all day protection and powder form.
A brief retail note lists Creme Charmosan Aig Jara for dressing tables, plus two handbag tubes available for sale. The item appears to be marketed through general retail channels with broad availability in stores.
Pattern numbers for direct order from PRESS PATTERN SERVICE describe a Cuntlereagh Street Sydney mail order pattern for a slim frock. A cowl neck held by a ribbon eyelet and a high skirt aim to create an illusion of height. Pattern numbers and bust sizes up to 40 inches are listed with a coupon to order.
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