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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
8
In a fevered drawing room scene, Nugent Louthwood confronts rumors of a partner’s supposed death and a vanished body. Gilbert Rickerby, Cornelius, and a wary Evelyn debate truth and memory as Suspected betrayals emerge. A broker’s visit tensions with domestic secrets as a house party hints at hidden motives and a looming confrontation.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a gin called Pingbury or Pinsbury with claims of vitality and health benefits. Mentions distillation in Condon and a history claim of nine generations of consumers. Unclear product details and authenticity due to garbled text.
An old advertisement promotes a hair treatment claimed to cure greyness by Mary K Chapman. It describes a chemical formula, a large bottle option, price of 76, and an address in Sydney for purchase, noting the product is marketed under her name.
An advertisement touts Tower Tineind Tank Pain Powders claiming rapid relief from headaches neuralgia rheumatic pain and general aches. It credits Frank Smith a pharmaceutical chemist of 451 King Street Newcastle Sydney and offers post free samples via chemists with pricing 4 shillings per box and 2 shillings 6pence for a larger quantity.
A garbled fragment describes grease stained surfaces and cleaning attempts. It mentions removing grease from stoves and tiles, engines, lids, and various items with references to Jack's and local sites, but the text is largely unreadable and incoherent.
A discussion on maintaining a youthful complexion through a natural process, citing early claims of a substance called moreolined wax and its supposed effects. The text suggests a method to keep the skin fresh and firm over time, implying age-defying benefits and a chemical approach to beauty.
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