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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
7
An old wartime style advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a cure for pains and bodily cleansing. It extols mineral detox effects, claiming the product clears the blood, purifies the body, and improves elimination. The text promotes purchase at chemists and stores for two shillings per bottle.
A mixed page blends women interests with fashion trends for autumn and winter. It highlights skirt lengths, colors like black and olive, berets and velvets, and offers recipe snippets for Creamed Jellies, custards, breads, puddings, and egg white uses. It also discusses beauty tips on eye makeup, skin care, and a Paramount film profile featuring Nancy Carroll in Hot Saturday with Cary Grant and Randolph Scott.
A fragmented Florida page note questions why a party host promises a prize for responses. Readily readable lines suggest references to Lise and Woman as easy targets for a social trick, with unclear local context and missing key details.
Adrienne Ames promotes a smart autumn frock in a Paramount film referencing a hunting theme. The description highlights a green wool crepe gown with brown accents as a stylish choice for the season.
In a puzzling court filing, an inverted plea hints at fresh details regarding a murder case labeled Murder at the Zoo. Prosecutors and defense contend over interpretations as investigators press for clarity on timeline and motive.
A fragmented notice describes test tips related to sewing and ironing, mentioning specific steps for threading a machine, preparing patterns, and maintaining pattern integrity. It cites methods for rolling fabric and using weights, with references to calculating tensions and avoiding stretch, plus a note about pattern longevity and year-end views.
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