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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
4
Analia Thea area shows Peggy's Salon offering smart ladies and children's wear with nylon silk and lisle hose. The ad highlights quality fabrics and fashionable stockings for all ages.
Mushrooms are mostly water yet valued by dietitians for minerals and iron, with vitamin D and B1 in small amounts. They boost flavor in meals and are a source of nutrition. Famous scribes’ handwriting confounds readers, from Shakespeare to Joyce, with Napoleon’s letters misread as battle maps. Brief bits lampoon social annoyances and whimsy about visitors and dim lights.
Mr Drummond declares intent to contest the federal elections after Mr Abbott’s retirement. He lauds Abbott’s service, outlines readiness to stand for the Country Party, and stresses need for strong governance, constitutional safeguards, and broader federation reform to sustain Australia’s democracy.
A condensed church notices page lists Holy Communion and services at Ben Lomond, a Sunday School anniversary at Guyra, and multiple meetings for Presbyterian, Methodist and local churches. An international note reports Swedish experts advising India on penicillin and sulpha drug plant installation, with production targets for penicillin and anti-malarial drugs.
A fragmented verse mocks sellers and self care, contrasting a whispered pitch with a climber chasing wealth. It notes a cough and health, then hints at a peppermint cure, all in a quirkily archaic rhythm.
The Soviet Government and Communist Party announce a new 20 to 25 year plan for Moscow's reconstruction and development. The outline is to be presented by October 1 to city authorities, with the 1935-1945 framework expected to shape the next phase. The full plan, due late 1949 or early 1950, aims to complete tasks disrupted by World War II.
A home cooking note offers a beef roularde method using rump steak bacon onions and eggs for four with dripping stock and spices. It also describes a grilled open sandwich with mayonnaise tomato cheese and partially broiled bacon for hot supper appeal.
A Reader's Digest tribute to Chicago's museum portrays it as a lively science carnival with interactive farms mines presses and birth processes. Major Lenox R Lohr transformed it since 1933 guiding pay-as-you-go access while removing smoking signs adding lounges a cafeteria and dining space for visitors.
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