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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
4
Readable fragment outlines swimming trials at Mentone and relay events with athletes like J Taylor and D Martland. Mentioned are practice sessions, pre race conditioning, and forthcoming races with notes on scheduling, training, and selection prospects for the Ames region.
The fragment describes a Sunday event at Memorial Park with scheduled activities and mentions several names and groups such as McCarthy, Cam Fan, and Merritt. It references a performance or gathering including a dance or social component and notes planning for another Sunday event.
A fragmented report notes a convent school in Barrow staging a break up and concert with a star pupil and a music event. It mentions a parish diocese and Meigion exam context, indicating community school activities and local involvement.
A partial report on the Ex Servicemen's Children's Christmas Party outlines upcoming races and events. Preparations include club races with distances for Juniors and Seniors and notes on organizing committees and potential entrants.
The article lists cosmetic names such as Pireny Med Fabbin Ranpterry Blan Mali Mauve and Cyeinmen. It focuses on makeup trends and quotes various product terms including Charming and Creme Charmosan. It notes emphasis on a pretty appearance and fashion notes for the period.
Fragmentary OCR text describes thanks and reflections on Mr Tas Work at Teadinaater and loyalty from multiple departments. Mentions of Sir Hall, Gr Hint, Mr Ball, and Porters with comments on education, cooperation, and a farewell tone.
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