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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
2
An international pageant of opinions from prominent papers and politicans discusses establishing a world order, with Germany and Britain cited. American correspondents describe peacemaking efforts and the impact of global tension, while public notices invite donations to animal fund drives tied to France’s Day celebrations.
A vintage style advertisement claims Vermaceot Hair Stain restores youth by coloring gray hair. It promises greasy residue removal, sparking growth, and a salonlike effect. Product offered by Marie Veo Brealey with order details and postage.
A promotional note claims Balutis Boa soap, described as velvet and smooth, will resemble Tunee texture. It lists Castile No 4 Savon and other soaps made in Italy from pure Italian olive oil, offered by L Calloss & Boop Ltd in Sydney with a sample invitation.
Read about Warner's Rust-Hoif Corsets claiming they endure harsh wear and washing with a stiff brush. Advert promotes two novel positions for every household and highlights Corn Well Vinegar and Corn Wells Malt Extract as related products.
Fragmentary OCR text asserts a dubious offer to refund full payment for a cosmetic product claimed to restore hair color. The garbled copy mentions grey hair, dye, and assurances of effectiveness, with no clear dates or verifiable entities.
A sanitised, discursive look at the Sulphide Corporation Ltd inviting farmers to visit its Lockley Creek operations near Newcastle. The piece reflects on Germany, English naval power, and the role of science in Australia, tracing phosphate rock from coral islands to NSW works and promising a follow-up on the production process and company impact.
Carbolaceae claims it will not shrink or stain woollens or other materials and will not steal or hurt fabrics. Marketed as the disinfectant of all time it cleanses and disinfects in one step. Used by doctors and hospitals it destroys germs instantly, aids in the sick room, and serves for washing floors paintwork and hair. Also touted as a healer of cuts sores and skin eruptions and for washing eyes and vermin. Made in England and sold everywhere.
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