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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
8
A New American Home Method claims to let girls easily wave their own hair at home. It touts a glorious wave in 15 minutes using Velnot preparation, costing only a few pence and lasting a week. The ad promises a safe, tangle free style without long or dull hair.
Murray Edward Garth of Hamilton New South Wales won a jury verdict against four defendants for £1000 with £300 exemplary damages after a five day trial alleging assault and false statements. The case arose amid broader coverage of the Primary Producers Reconstruction League at Berrigan showing unity on cooperative action to raise export prices.
A large crowd filled Los Angeles Olympic Stadium for a semi finals session. Americans won the first and third places in the 110 meter hurdles, with Elliott New Be eliminated. George Ballington set a world best in the 411 meters hurdles, while Eddie Toiath led the 2K event. Pole vault saw Miller among the top performers as wet conditions impacted several efforts.
Fragmented OCR text cites a Melbourne whale amid a tangle of proclamations and odd anecdotes. It mentions a great peppermint cure for influenza and a story about a cat named Panes, weaving through civic satire and stray notes on governance and public notices.
Nominations for East Ward William Riddett South Ward William Whittingham West Ward James Cheadle declared elected aldermen for three years. James McTiveen and HN McLean elected auditors. Whittingham pledged support for colleagues. tone notes limited municipal funds and prudent expenditure amid ratepayer concerns.
Fragmentary OCR from London Daily News shows garbled lines mentioning envy, fever, and social scenes. Names and context are unreadable. the piece appears to be a clipped, partial page with disjointed phrases and stray words. No coherent event or report can be confirmed from the readable text.
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