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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
8
The readable fragments describe a vague discussion of weight loss, personal appearance, and unrelated medical or chemical terms. Several garbled phrases reference names, locations, and products but no clear event, person, or outcome emerges. The text appears as damaged OCR with scattered terms about salts, figures, and beverages.
A detailed guide on infant clothing emphasizing woolen jumpers and frocks, with advice on shoulder fit, embroidery, and long skirts. It covers daywear, nightdress length, shirt materials, and the shift to knit or woven layers for warmth, plus notes on bonnets, shawls, and moisture-friendly fabrics for babies.
The article extols diverse shrubs and flowering plants ideal for a garden. It highlights Deutzias or Wedding Bells, Gracius dwarf varieties, rosea flos plena, Pride of Rochester, and Diervilla varieties, noting their hardiness and profusion of blooms. Crepe Myrtles, Lagerstroemia, and related favorites are praised for vivid colors and late-spring to summer performance, with guidance on pruning and feeding for best display.
A jumble of vintage catalog and mail order text offers roses at low prices with carriage free and asks readers to select calouys from their list or write for a catalogue. Mentions Shepherd & Son Ltd and a box post for Sydney area.
A garbled diary style entry mentions fever and anxious care of a baby. It references knitted garments and cautious handling, describing the child’s movement and protective actions, with a sense of urgency and improvised remedies.
The bishop of Bathurst in Dry Nowton comments on a debutante named Mary AsV.Gapu and Miss Joyta Devay at a Convent Hall presentation. Devay’s frock draws attention as the crowd notes her striking costume while the bishop teases about a past performance.
A garbled OCR style query asks about cheap powder and a fake supplier network. It references a 27M cost, a purported Gharmoanm fee, and various mis-spelled names, suggesting confusion over a scam or illicit supply channel. The text lacks coherent facts suitable for a fuller report.
Oddly garbled ad copy touts Charmosan Gold Crem for smooth skin and pore refinement. It claims deep pore action and lasting beauty while urging readers to remove dull residues and achieve a marvellous shine.
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