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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
4
The fourth British Everest expedition fails to summit Mount Recrest after three attempts, as leader Hugh Routledge describes brutal conditions and near misses. Climber hopes endure despite the disaster and earlier legends of Mallory’s fate, with rescue and return to England underway.
The article reports the death of P. B. Durack a Kimberley pioneer at We Statin New South Wales during a murder crackdown era. It notes a shocking domestic tragedy and mentions a father figure Jim Raley involved in a violent incident before his death by his own hand. One survivor is listed among harsh details.
A fragmented instructional piece on steaming hair to create waves. It advises washing, heating water, and exposing hair to steam for several minutes, then drying and combing. Repeats steps weekly to enhance natural or permanent wave effects and mentions using steam to achieve the desired texture.
A 1920s style note advises tall women to wear long dresses that reach ankle length, favoring large hats for balance. It suggests heels may shorten height but enhance carriage, and recommends two-tone color harmony or contrast in dresses with soft colors like blue pink and Bordeaux.
Listed goods include JARRAL timber rough and dressed, T and G flooring, linings, fruit packing materials, Pickets, scantlings, sheep yards and outbuildings. Mentions a wind base silo upgrading and clothing remarks on evening wear, with a call for particulars. Aged, fragmented wording references neglect and renewal.
Fragmented lines describe a collage of scenes and feelings with references to quills, gowns, and faded dreams. It hints at reflection on effort, artistry, and resilience as the speaker notes periods of struggle and moments of light in a patchwork life.
A tangle of faded instructions lists butter cake methods with milk sugar flour and baking powder, detailing creaming butter and sugar, folding in eggs, and baking in loaf or sheet pans. It also references meringue, custards, and coconut garnishes, with scattered measurements and vague timings.
A political clash surrounding Alehk Alehkine ends without change as Seventeen veto blocks proposed measures. Key figures include Alehkine supporters and opponents, with discussions centering on health policy and governance. No new policy adopted.
A fragmented notice outlines a Watsonia sale guide for future buying themes. It lists items like Savages Cheese and Ber Cheam, hinting at enveloped goods and related product categories to follow in upcoming promotions.
An old advertising voice extols bacon as a versatile, appetizing fat safe for children and a tasty addition to meals. It praises bacon’s flavor, palatability, and affordability, urging use as a staple alongside milk and butter, with cooking tips for frying until lightly browned.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses high blood pressure, heart attack risks, and treatment claims. Mentions The Lancet and possible remedies promoted by the Drosil Agency, with unclear dates and scattered medical phrases.
A Sydney reviewer praises Pageant as a substantial Australian work. It portrays life in Victorian and Tasmanian settings with vivid color and strong characters, especially a leading actress whose dreams clash with real life. Endeavour Press publishes at a notable price.
Announcement from The London Agency at 57 William Street Perth. Manageress promises to supply suitable assistants with required experience and references upon request. Tel. BOS. London address likely indicates recruitment notice.
A damaged OCR shows a chaotic note about subscriber reentry and publisher actions over payment. It mentions suspending service, editor doubt, and potential discontinuation after expiration, with unclear names and dates. The piece hints at privacy and integrity concerns among neighbors and a court to resolve the matter.
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