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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1935
Page
2
A Coburg Vic reader describes a six week facial outbreak of pimples that spread after scratching, causing itching and sleeplessness. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after seeing an advertisement and reports healing in five days. The testimonial signed Miss Ethel Harrington mentions her address on Sutherland Street.
The latest career for girls is as air hostesses. Girl members of the all-girl crew are already at work on the Continent. An air hostess must be attractive and not of the typical type, have wit, know routes, stay calm with passengers, and maintain composure under stress.
In London a Lord Mayor and Sheriffs attended a service at St Andrew Andershatt and unveiled a quill pen on the effigy of London historian John Stow, buried there in April 1605. Stow, a tailor, is praised for his archival books and early Chaucer editions, despite rivalries with Richard Grafton over Chronicles summaries. The tomb reads of his life and work, with his wife presenting the seated effigy reading a book.
Mirpil offers relief for rough skin from gardening and outdoor work. It soothes chapped hands and sunburn, softens soles, and serves as a base for powder after shaving. Suitable for sunburn windburn and general skin care.
A brief note about obtaining quotations from The Express service with a quoted price option. The fragment references a phone line and a British style monetary symbol, indicating an offer or advertisement related to quotations.
Berlin report says visitors pack the Derlin pot office museum daily to view working television sets. Authorities have installed the devices for public demonstrations, with about thirty people shown in rooms. Five minute shows run four days weekly, attracting larger crowds than expected. A recent benefit performance for the German press featured two actresses, marking television’s shift beyond film transmissions.
Mr. Frederick J. Cato founder of the Moran and Cato firm died in Melbourne on Tuesday aged 77. The business leader built a notable local enterprise and leaves a legacy in the firm’s early years. Funeral arrangements were not specified.
Lloyd George, speaking in Glasgow at a luncheon with Mr Thomas Willan Ferguson, praises the press for fair reporting and for omitting excesses in his speeches. He notes gratitude for continued indulgence and forebearance from newspapers, while lamenting the loss of independent papers but praising remaining ones.
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