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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
6
The piece urges daily use of Kruschen to replace fish air and exercise during winter. It claims six salts restore blood purity and digestion, curb illness, and stave off colds, urging readers to start a 29 bottle supply tomorrow.
A fragmented summary notes rising tensions in South Africa amid labour and political shifts. It mentions Dutch element influence, propaganda fears, and government changes impacting social order and race relations, with European and Austrain figures cited in a broad, cautionary context.
A poorly scanned feature portrays a one man magazine aimed at empowering women readers. It notes strong stories and special content focused on domestic life and public engagement, highlighting a push to bring women into broader societal spaces with hopeful language and bold claims.
A disputed weigh down river contest ends in contention as a crew and official face scrutiny over the weight measurement. A bet and a captain’s challenge raise questions about fairness while competitors await the verdict and future action.
An excerpt from The Empire Review discusses Lord Chamberlainian views on speech preparation, contrasting public rhetoric with private preparation. It includes anecdotes about Salisbury, Macaulay, and Windstoun's secretary, noting how top figures avoided notes and relied on memory and practice.
An advertisement touts Joan Houvur's FEaxtimet as a magical hair treatment that supposedly revives natural hair color lost to grey. It claims the product, offered by Whiteato from Eliott Brom and sold in drug stores, can turn back time and restore prior shades for men and women fearing age appearance.
A fragmentary article discusses fashion trends, focusing on stockings and footwear. It notes women’s larger expenditure on stockings compared to mules and boots, comments on price and quality, and hints at social attitudes toward dress. The piece references London fashion notes and department store stock, with observations on consumer behavior and the role of stockings in attire.
Sanders Extract is promoted as a universal remedy for indigestion rheumatism fevers and wounds. It claims forest protection from infections and is advertised as a pure internal and external eucalyptus product derived from leaves, free from adulterants, and endorsed as genuine for reliability and safety.
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