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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references a theatre, powders, and a makeup product with a brand like Teelings. Mentions Savay Theatre Leman Stele and Koons Ste lees, with lines about powder shades and advertisements. Names and details are garbled, providing little verifiable facts.
A vintage advertisement promotes Kruehen Sate as a solution for poor appetite and digestive issues. The copy claims it can restore desire to eat and improve daily work and enjoyment, promising availability at stores for 27½ per bottle. It names physicians and suggests general health benefits amid a verbose, reformulated medical tone.
The piece extols gardening as a hobby that brings material gains and comfort during hard times. It urges clearing away spent annuals, enriching beds with well rotted manure, and resuming with bold plantings of native shrubs like Acacia and Eucalyptus. It praises zinnias and frilled petunias, and gives practical tips on soil, manure use, and pinching cucumbers and gourds for better yields.
In Europe, America, and Australia that year the best seller for reeds men was the new perfumed dwarf Nasturdum. Shepherd’s promises customer care and offers a free pocket with the “2/6 FLOWER SET” upon sending 2/6. The set includes a packet of several named flowers and a second packet of Molern Gold Mastarthum for nothing.
P L C Shepherd and Son Ltd, a 100 year old seed company, announces its continued operation supplying farm and garden seeds. The firm emphasizes heritage, quality seeds, and a broad product range. Head office remains at the main establishment with Parker and associates supporting distribution. The company plans to sustain supply through upcoming planting seasons.
Bertrand Russail argues that any major war between major powers would annihilate civilian populations and ruin industries within days. He criticizes disarmament efforts and calls on ordinary citizens to demand universal peace measures to prevent a catastrophic future.
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