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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
11
A dubious claim from Maurier DMI asserts a liquid grain-based preparation named Miata can bleach unsightly facial hair in 10 days and destroy hair roots with continued use. The text warns against pernicious additives and odors, listing suppliers and addresses in Washington and Sydney for distribution.
An advertisement touts a new, harmless odorless solution named Reaver's Extract that purportedly restores natural color in 24 hours and darkens gray hair to look younger. It claims one day results make users feel happier and retain color for years. Sold by Elliott Bros and Austra Van Dieu De Joan Reaver's Extract.
The fraordinary Wellington Municipal Council meeting discussed Payne obstruction in the gully and three month extension, town improvement district options, and the general rate plan. Reports covered Aboriginal camp housing and water supply, and a garbage service debate ended with no installation. Rates and estimates for the coming year were set, with street lighting and water rates adjusted.
Catholic and Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian services listed for Wellington Yeoval Obley and surrounding areas. December 20 to 27 include Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve and morning worships with pastors named. Salvation Army holiness meetings and hymnody noted.
Growers notify Mi chLand Ltd before purchasing corm as transport timetable changes affect shipments and market access.
A crowded Baptist Church Christmas program featured a decorated tree, gifts for children, and a Santa visit. Rev Hunter chaired a varied lineup of prayers, recitations, songs, and performances by local youths, culminating in a Santa Claus appearance and gift distribution amid festive decorations.
Freath suddenly came to Wilting O Brien a young husband who was snading his honey accust at Movelhil for. On Saturday O Betey bore aaain of the boarders at te hotel that he was not tweliage well and stayed in his room. His wife missed Nites and horty then he was found dead. A woman traveling to Melbourne on the express created excitement when the train stopped at Mueden. She became a mother unexpectedly during confinement in a carriage. Railway officials assisted with a doctor, and both mother and baby are reported well. The woman is a Queenbeyan resident en route to Melbourne to spend holiday with relatives there. Joseph Thompson and Ben, One dertakers, Maughan Street. Leslie Guo and Frederick Maxwell Utder, both remanded for pig stealing. They were brought before Mr Shugherd, P.M., Orange Court. An adjournment was granted for a fortnight. AGO war was allowed each.
An 19th century style medical ad extols constipation dangers from sluggish bowels and toxins in blood. It praises De Morse's Indian Root Pills as a natural, gentle cure that does not weaken or gripe, contrasting with other laxatives containing mineral oil.
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