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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
9
A popular actor declines a performance after learning his mother has wed his brother and died in his house. He plans to join family for ten days to a fort night, weighing if public appearances should resume soon. Shepherd urges him to stay, while the companion notes notices must be printed for the evening playbill.
Unville Manor sits on a Kent hillside overlooking arable land, orchards, and hop gardens once owned by the Dunville family. Reverend Richard Danville, aided by Sir Joseph Gardiner, navigates finances, bankruptcy, and inheritance while balancing parish duties, modest wealth, and family dynamics. Harold’s scandals haunt the estate as Richard, a popular rector and ardent sportsman, endures shifting fortunes and domestic tensions.
In a dim study at the Rectory the Dunville siblings discuss a brother Harold, his return from stage life, and their late mother’s harsh view of his acting. Dick and Anne debate forgiveness, loyalty, and past estrangements as Harold arrives for a planned 7 30 meeting.
A fragmentary quote suggests someone reflecting on reconciliation and a dear mother, with the sentence trailing off to imply continuation. The text hints at personal family dynamics without delivering a full event or clear participants.
Milady's toilet line announces Dr Du Maurier's Skin Food and Maurette toilet lotion. The skin food promises hollows filling, skin softening, and a youthful bloom from a French formula without preservatives. Maurette allegedly bleaches and roots out unsightly hair with the roots killed after a short period. Price details and NSW agents listed.
In premises on Rankin Street next door to Hawke Bros. the general storekeeper P. Petro announces every line stocked at economical prices.
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