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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1929
Page
4
H. A. Barraclough Ltd Opticians announced a next visit to Forber on Wednesday 6 February from 9 am to 4 pm at the Vanden Barn Hotel. The firm had visited the town regularly for 90 years, highlighting its long local presence and service.
Mr Dr J Bono the igbt specialist announces a fortnightly visit to Forbes. On Wednesday January 23 consulting rooms will be at the Vandenberg Hotel. Appointments, if necessary, may be arranged at Kinanions Pharmacy.
Fragmentary lines suggest a discussion of appetite, nerves, and how hunger or craving may be impacted by neural or physiological factors. The readable text hints at a medical or dietary context without clear specifics or named entities.
An unsigned column offers beauty tips for women covering eye lashes and eyebrows, skin care, wrinkle prevention, and nail care. It promotes daily white vaseline for lash growth, warns against nail biting, suggests self control and weekly manicures, and describes basic nail care steps including soaking, pushing back cuticles, filing, and smoothing edges.
An incomplete narrative follows Alma Holmes and Rendle in a London setting. A late evening encounter with Murdoch the doctor leads to tense dialogue about permissions and relationships as the plot hints at Manners and social expectations. The scene moves toward a dining room at Hyperion with Dewinton and Danton awaiting a reserved table as the story continues.
At the council meeting Ald. Keane gave notice of motion to remove Iterated Interval from the common and to have the Lands Department cut up the land for subdivision. The motion signals a push to reorganize open space and create new parcels for development.
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