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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
4
The Firm has visited this town regularly for several years and Artie Vanleghers Poel is listed for a July Wednesday event at 385 George Street, Sydney, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Parkes Rugby League heard a heated dispute over Old Boys 9 7 walking off during a match with Forbes High School. The judiciary committee upheld Forbes as winner 11 to 8 after weighing incidents involving Asgill and Fletcher and criticizing Old Boys captain McGrath for unsportsmanlike conduct.
An old Palmolive soap beauty guide promotes face washing as essential. It urges daily two twice daily use with warm water lather to remove oil makeup and impurities, followed by finishing cream and rouge. It claims Palmolive is inexpensive and provides step by step cleansing and rinsing guidance.
A physician in a hospital and private practice claims Moone's Emerald Oil diluted with olive oil cures obstinate piles after few applications. The remedy allegedly relieves itching burning and bleeding instantly. Chemists stock the product for quick delivery.
A South West line reports a tennis social at Bedgerabong with Slimbridge. Heavy rain fell for about two hours reducing play while residents noted scores from 25 to 40 points and hoped for better conditions. The piece mentions local residents Herbert and Myr Huair ty, with a church service for the King noted as a separate civic moment.
Fragmented OCR of a local sports page shows a Slimbridge Tennis Club event and a Loneville Cup bid with mixed results. Names such as Hodges Field Tearle Pratt Dowley Barbe and others appear in doubles and singles scores, plus an advertisement for Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
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