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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1941
Page
2
A wartime editorial urges adjusting to hardship while uniting with Soviet Russia to roll back Hitlerization. It frames democracy and Christian worth as the path to peace and a new era, with Christmas spirit as a catalyst for hope and moral strength in the struggle.
An old newspaper fragment touts a topical remedy labeled OINT. by DOAN’S and advertised as improving eczema and general skin health. The ad cites external application and asserts health benefits with minimal context and no modern medical guidance.
Farmers and country businessmen are urged to buy wine directly from the Sydney Bodega Wine Co. at low prices. The company stores wines from major Australian vineyards and pays freight to the purchaser’s nearest railway station. Details and prices for case and gallon lots are available by writing to Barrack Street, Sydney.
Australia assembled Bristol Beaufort torpedo bombers to bolster coastal defense. The air force plans to station crews and armament to patrol sea lanes and deter potential incursions while training pilots for long missions along the coast.
From headquarters acknowledgement of £40 and balance of Wellington branch quota. From Goolma sub-branch £22 8 10 received. P A and HH Society show next event aiding patriot funds, Red Cross, Navy War Auxiliary, A.L.F. Comforts Fund and W.W.S. profits. Lady Owen congratulates on Prisoners of War Day results. Sydney Junior Red Cross clothing bundles acknowledged. Australian Red Cross beach girl competition appeal. Wellington to sell scrolls. Mrs Sullivan and Miss Annette Kellerman visited, three local girls located. Prize allocation to two competitors based on population. garden party planned. Red Cross Dream Home art union prize valued £5000. 500 tickets proposed. National salvage circular, council inquiry requested. Scrap-iron collection efforts by husband of Mrs. Pearce noted. Treasurer reports credit balance £166 6s 9d. payments approved.
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