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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
2
A fragment from Betty Bix letters reveals aWy for in New Orleans suitorless, expressing despair over a broken engagement and family conflict. The writer urges action and hints at a planned departure to proceed with a relationship despite disapproval.
A guidance piece from a historical Public Alvice Bureau on infant clothing in heat. It discusses mothers’ concerns about over or underdressing babies, recommends adjusting layers to weather, carrying extra clothing for sudden temperature changes, and urges avoiding sweltering in heat while ensuring warmth if temperatures drop. It emphasizes the infant’s underdeveloped ability to regulate temperature and the need for prudent dressing.
Fashion notes describe evening skirts with elongated hems and fuller waists. The piece references Taste collections, variations in wall textures, and new afternoon models not worn on the hip, highlighting movement and ornamentation in current styles. It also mentions wobbling in store displays and shifting silhouettes across seasons.
The piece ties Harlech and the Savoy program to Margaret Morrie’s movement, praising physical culture and the display by Miss Vers Panod. It also reports the wedding of Mally Donohoe to a groom known as the market bachelor, describing the Cathedral Nuptial Mass with vivid details and the blue veil.
Hor cehoul and Miss Gee showcase an excellent display of pupils work with notes on weekly letters and themes of human femininity. The writer emphasizes the need for more attention to physical development and beauty in the New Age, praising Miss Gee and the Duyain papityrustrated for their comparisons with grovky sight in Sydney and highlighting the role of dance in holistic growth.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a basketball nets scenario and a gear description. It mentions a practice or game context with terms like Mayally and dewy, noting knee, back, and waist effects and fabric details. The passage is unclear but centers on sports gear and positioning.
The Pierre-Arrow Motor Car Company in New York finished a white Shah of Persia royal car. Gold striping and gold-plated exterior metalwork adorns wings, handles, windscreen frame, and doors with a jeweled Persian crown motif. Inside, the chauffeur area shows extensive gold and diamond detailing, including a solid gold cigarette case and lighter. The car features unshatterable glass and aims to symbolize Persia’s modernization under the Shah.
An old advertisement extols Powder Charmoawn as a subtle muse for youthful skin, claiming it smooths lines and conceals flaws across all skin tones. The copy targets aging readers with lavish praise and a large price tag, noting availability in many places.
A piece praising Gosford's scenery and natural charms along Brisbane Water, Point Clare, Kendall's Glen, and Wyong route. The writer recalls vivid views of amber ripples, blue skies, and tranquil streams like Navara Cronk and Brind Creek, comparing landscape to Korrajong and orchard scenery.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a Brisbane Water inspired poem or lyric with phrases about love, dancing, the sea, and constancy. It references rivers, stars, and tides in a lyrical style, with garbled insertions suggesting drift and misreads.
The author visits Kincumber near Gosford and surveys the local school set amid timber and road works. Teacher Mr John Prych recalls thirty years at the post, noting rising enrolment from twelve to sixty or seventy students, while the narrator muses on a modest salary, pleasant climate, and the prospect of long tenure and stable work nearby.
A reader recalls Kendall's Glen in Goxford where Henry Kendall, famed Australian singer, lived. The piece describes the hillside path and a yellow stain pointing to the former Judy Fagan residence. The author mentions interviewing Fagan and promises more notes at a future visit to Finsford.
Daily briefing highlights new music releases and nightlife in Hollywood. Names of venues and performers appear with brief notes on trendsetting acts shaping the city’s entertainment pulse.
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