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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
12
An advertisement proclaims a new odorless drug compound that supposedly restores grey hair to its natural color within 24 hours. It claims the color lasts indefinitely and offers a one day reversal of aging appearance, priced at 6 shillings from Elliott Bros and Australian Drug Co.
An old-time advertisement uses a sink clog analogy to sell Morse Indian Root Pills. It claims constipation poisons the body, causing headaches and fatigue, and promises relief by making the bowels purge waste and restore a clean, healthy system.
Sensational bargain event by Murdoch's in Park Street Sydney announces June 10 start. Huge 12 story George Street expansion prompts immediate clearance of men and boys wear radio sets travel gear and more. Free sale catalogue offered on request by Desk 49 c/o Murdoch's in Park Street Ltd Sydney.
Authorities advise drying cows for six weeks before calving to ensure higher milk yield after freshening. Continuous milking lowers initial milk and overall production. some cows require longer rest. Practices include milking once daily then every other day, reducing grain, and feeding mainly timothy hay to sustain health and prevent fat loss.
In the Russian Soviet Republic Parliament heatedly debated abolishing compulsory marriage registration. Proposals to allow easy divorces faced rural opposition and concerns over morality. A new marriage law passed with amendments raising age to 18 and invalidating religious ceremonies, while a non compulsory registration phrase was added.
Amaro Shire Council met at Cumnock on Monday week to consider road and bridge projects for Wellington district. Topics include a concrete causeway at Yeoval crossing over Hardy Yeoval road, expected subsidies, Main Roads Board input, development roads, and funding for bridges and a petrol pump application in Yeoval.
A speaker warns that a boy will seize control of all institutions and decisions, occupying roles from government to churches and universities. The piece portrays a chilling view of outsized influence and the eroding future under this impending shift, urging vigilance before it is too late.
A lyrical tribute to Wellington and surrounding Western Plains scenery. The speaker praises Blacquarie River, the golden wheat, Willows by rippling dell, rolling plains, distant mountains, and limestone caves. The closing lines express deep affection for the town and its landscape.
The Shell Company’s new "Moth" aeroplane, finished in gold and red with "Cirrus" engine, was christened "Arom" despite strong wind. Mr Shaw piloted the machine, demonstrated its potential for Shell travels, and the Buell company plans active adoption of aviation for domestic and overseas journeys.
On the Land reports preparations by Wool Report for large wool auctions in Sydney with about 70 000 bales catalogued. Crutchings and crimps will dominate the offering, mainly to French and German buyers, with sales dates not yet announced and follow‑on auctions in Bris bane from the 2eih to Ath dine. Wool openers expect early shipments and price signals to guide bids.
A historic advertisement touts Woods' Great Peppermint Core as a cure for coughs and colds. The copy promotes peppermint remedies for relief and suggests broad effectiveness for common respiratory symptoms.
Advice urges kidney support for backache head ache and dizziness and promotes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as effective after a Wallington testimonial. The ad claims relief after twelve bottles and lists Foster-McClellan Co. Sydney contact, urging readers to obtain genuine Doan's from chemists at 2/9 per bottle.
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