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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
The article offers a long, varied set of health tips and domestic guidance. It discusses skincare using mild cleansers and toners, emphasizes avoiding wind exposure, and recommends a Turkey-derived facial routine. It then describes vegetables and pickled onions, a bread recipe, and sewing tips for a decorative skirt and living room decor from a dated, domestic-scene perspective.
The Wirths Circus visit to Wellington on Friday night showcases the Wirth family act lineup. May Wirth displays notable equestrian skill while the troupe performs feats with elephants, horses, dogs, and aerial numbers under Captain Frank Hutting. The program blends old favorites with novelties, featuring the human aerophanes and a strong clowning segment. The large show runs from 4 to 5 pm.
An unsigned testimonial from Mrs Annie Gin of Lewton NEW describes relief from frequent throbbing headaches after using Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. The letter claims headaches in women relate to digestion and bile flow, urging readers to consider the remedy and noting a belief in improved nerve strength and vitality.
The annual garden event showcases Nemesia and related plants bred for brighter shades, compact bushy growth, and longer bloom. Specialists from a horticulture arm describe varied heights around two feet, long spiked blossoms, and multi colored blossoms including crimson yellow orange purple pink cream and blue. Tri color varieties pair white yellow and blue with contrasting backgrounds for striking displays.
Richard Seton Pons describes a New Zealand pea variety producing pods deep red and crowded with seven to ten peas, claiming early cropping and superior flavor versus American Wonder. Early King onion is praised as very early, moist and juicy, with purplish red to white skin, bulbs up to 2½ lb, suited to harsh climates and high heat.
An ival letter to Mr. Fitzpatrick from George R. Nisholla asks who Larry was, tracing lore around a watercourse named Larry’s Lake in the Molong region. The writer cites a Bathurst correspondent dated November 21, 191, describing a journey from Bathurst to Wellington Valley and noting the lake’s name variant as Larras Lake. The piece notes local tradition names Larry as a possible shepherd at the lake and invites further authority to confirm the figure, highlighting uncertainty and archival gaps.
Hungarian military writer Tibor Bakos argues the Entente plans a vast spring offensive across multiple fronts. He cites coordinated Allied preparations from Vienna to Paris, predicting a global phase shift while Central Powers brace for attacks on the Western Front, Balkans, and Caucasus.
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