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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented OCR passage hints at serial fiction with characters Rendle, Mrs Denby, and Alan Remdls. The scene unfolds with a car ride toward Cranford, a Moor setting, and talk of travel to Taviston, ending with “To be continued.”
An unclear notice from an apparent civic group markets tailored suits and a reference to an ovary product, noting prior work and upcoming dates. The fragment lacks concrete names, places, or dates, making precise attribution difficult.
7 News for Women by Babette discusses common beauty blemishes such as birthmarks moles and liver spots. The piece questions parental influence and notes blemishes vary in size color and elevation. It mentions approaches from physicians and emphasizes examining opinions in light of science.
Practical home hints cover kitchen floor coverings and linoleum care. They advise using an old rug beneath linoleum, three reasons to protect warmth and wear, and careful cleaning with soap water. Additional tips address enameled ware, burnt pans, lemon and cinder dust cleaner, and skin care before rough work. Also notes about sewing machine needle care and removal of stains from fabrics.
A garbled page touts inted dress silk designs in vivid colors by Be Rainbow and notes an array of summer fabrics, frills, and crepe de chine. It extols warts and skin treatments, mentions Maria Cordas and a skin cream branded as Charmossa, and promotes sale pricing across cities like Sydney and Melbourne.
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