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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
6
Advert shows Sargol as a fat-building supplement for thin people. Claims pills increase blood and fat production, promising 10 to 26 pounds monthly gain and guaranteed results or money back. Вyline cites chemists and an absolute guarantee.
Fragmentary wartime style note describes a product or method named OVO for preserving eggs for poaching boiling or frying. It claims simplicity and reliability with references to stores and wholesalers, and mentions a location at 1 Market Street Sydney or Newcastle with a seller named ASEQUIATED BILOKERS.
Cornwell's Malt Extract is described as a pleasant tonic and digestive that enhances the nutritional value of meals. It is suggested for adults and children alike, to enjoy on bread or toast, stirred into milk, or eaten directly after meals.
The George Sorlie Musical and Dramatic Company starts its season in a large marquee tonight with the three act comedy The Vendetta. George Sorlie returns to star in the main comedy role and performs new song successes. New members include Miss Pracil Dorin Miss Barbara Birch Brian Ewartt Max Sorlie and more. The scenery and lighting promise unprecedented effects for a traveling troupe. On Wednesday the record breaking Australian comedy My Pal Glazer will be shown. Plans for the theatre are on view.
A garbled mosaic of dialogue and cartoons recalls social chatter and local color. Vignettes touch on marriage, train history, a punning traveler’s club, and portraits of daily life with scattered names and places, all rendered in a coarse OCR fragment.
A notice cites Advocats and Craft Printers handling wedding invitations and programs. The item notes printing services for couples and event stationery.
The article describes an upcoming East-West Air Race in Australia set to begin next month. It notes 27 contestants preparing to fly from the eastern city to the western terminus, with organizers emphasizing safety measures and support from government and aviation groups.
A New York Christian Science Monitor report notes Dr. Willa Ro Whitney of General Electric at Schenectady is developing a "talking book" or libreton. The device blends reels of motion picture film with sound waves and a loudspeaker, enabling readers to hear authors as a new library service, with ideas of rental or lending.
Mrs Mae, a popular Victorian resident, endorses the new crystalis rapid treatment as a cure for bald patches and thinning hair. She reports dramatic improvements after use and recommends daily application to stimulate growth and restore a glossy, youthful look.
Housewives prepare to tune and sharpen tools as the article invites readers to get instruments set and eclagors sharpened by an expert at Jack Delaney's while noting sewing needs actasors for quality work.
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