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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1937
Page
2
The article outlines forthcoming auction activity and market expectations for Western goods, noting quality expectations, descriptive accuracy, and sample assessments. It mentions a June auction timeline, potential price guidance, and the role of representatives in evaluating lots.
Fragmented OCR text describes four bottles of cough remedy and a two action bottle of a sensation improving product. Mentions brand names like HEENZO and Bent fraales. References retail value and uses for throat relief, croup, and influenza symptoms with unclear product details.
Your Breath Has A Smell You Can't Feel Well describes a dubious laundry and dry cleaning business near Lands Office. Meg Astley, proprietor, offers collection and delivery and lists phone number 396. The garbled text suggests an ad fragment from a local trades page.
An item notes a visit to Mr Bonn with specific instructions and locations cited, including a pharmacy and a hotel area. The readable text lists names and places such as Connine Foon and Wandenbers Hot amid unclear phrases. Further details are unavailable due to incomplete OCR.
Parkes Pars surveys ongoing community events and upcoming schedules with local figures and institutions named. The column mentions Parkes Tenn Association activities, tournament timelines, and various individuals connected to regional clubs, farms, and civic groups.
A scrambled OCR record shows a mid 20th century parliamentary clash. Mentions Ashburnham member, attacks on the legislative assembly, and responses alleging misconduct. Several garbled names and phrases hint at a debate over privileges, legality, and political fault lines.
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