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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1937
Page
3
The P and C Association decided to hold an annual school picnic on October 15. Wirrinye, Weld, Wirkinya and sub-schools are invited to participate with activities and entertainment planned by the committee.
An advert claims Dr Williams Pink Pills ease sciatic pain neuritis and neuralgia by enriching the blood to feed inflamed nerves. It recounts a man’s relief after using the pills and urges readers to try them at chemists with a three bottle purchase.
In the legislative assembly Mr J C Ross opposed the federal state government oil pact with Nation Oil Pty Ltd for Newnes shale works. He warned the proposal would entrench old production lines and stall new ventures, speaking during committee consideration of the ratification bill.
Sergeant Leyland faces Inspector Pater and the Gaul Murmur in a tense room as the case threads toward action. Arthur Bullee enters with calm authority while the department plans a private conference to locate Myson and Buller and press the Salem Club affair forward.
A fragmented Sydney passage sketches Florabella as inner shrine of a social web. Swayne Row houses parlours, a library, and clubs amid shops and green pots, with things named Viola Capstone and Manson's Parlour signaling exclusivity.
An illustrated fragment describes a Florabella display space titled The Vestibu le and The Taner Slime of Modernlatte Mashiona. Models, couture gowns, and beauty accessories fill a corridor between a doorway and a display wall. The scene centers on a backstage salon vibe with mannequins, dress details, and invited attendees observing a fashion moment.
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