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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
7
The fragment lists various stock sale entries with numerous garbled names and figures. It mentions prices, quantities, and dates in a jumbled way, noting a reader-supplied section and references to bidders and locations.
Overseas titles for young readers are criticized by Australian publishers for alleged sensationalism and inappropriate content. The debate centers on the suitability of adventure series and whether current titles protect children's reading from harmful material.
A fragmentary description references a dinner gown worn by Joan Crawfort with rich details like ruby crusted trim. The text is garbled and may reflect a social event or attire analysis, but specifics are unclear.
An OCR filled fragment lists lawnmower models and components from Sydney Qualcast, highlighting bronze bearings and 14 inch/9 inch sizes. Mentions availability and assorted numbers, with mixed garbled terms. The item reads as a market listing for garden equipment and parts.
Readers are invited to plant delphiniums in garden beds. The article describes varieties such as Gall and Sentinel, their bloom timing, foliage, and care tips. It emphasizes sturdy stems, vivid colors, and companion plants for a showy display.
Ongoing investigations reveal a fresh lead in the Pyjamia Green mystery. Detectives report a man and a woman seen in Perth five years ago before heading to the eastern States with a plan to reach Sydney. A woman’s clothing allegedly passed to a contact in Sydney, spurring inquiries across Western Australia.
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