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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Bushells tea with emphasis on strong economy and superior flavor. It claims selecting young buds and careful curing to improve taste, urging readers to buy Bushells tea to save money.
Fragmented text discusses aspirin products Bayer and generic aspirin. Mentions taking aspirin with water to relieve headache fever and fatigue. Notes digestion effects and timing advice but text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
An unsigned rural item notes local merchants Towns and Co in Bodney preparing shipments and prices. The brief mentions Nimai and Paster among trades, with a cryptic reference to Laerenwiers Snel and a faded date. The record is a compact notices-style bulletin from a small town commerce scene.
Large field starts for the Typist Blue Riband with a brisk early pace as leaders shift through the race. Photographs of candidates appear on the back page while organizers discuss entries and betting near deadlines and charity links.
Amusement section presents a scrambled crossword puzzle with partial clues and fragmented words. Readers decipher cryptic entries such as a caped hero and metal objects while enjoying a light brain teaser.
An odd, fragmented text mixes cosmetic advice with questionable claims about facial care. It references fragrances, creams, and dancing, mentioning a perfume routine and mystified techniques associated with old beauty culture.
Fragmentary wartime notes mention fO.1ATS Waretord and Colonel S. Purdy DSO receiving a day’s award, with references to France and various unit actions. The text recalls tank events, defeats, and a public ceremony amid martial recollections with scattered names and dates.
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