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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
5
A fragment hints at a product claim for a remedy called Wools Great Pesperasiat said to cure coughs and colds. The text is incomplete with likely advertisement language and missing details about usage or endorsements.
The readable fragments show a garbled, OCR like mix of names, phrases, and numbers. It hints at a public or historical notice discussing people, locations, prices, and possible medical or civic terms, but the overall message is not coherent enough to identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
In a rugged expedition tale, a party debates routes from Pickerel Landing to Athapapuckew Lake while a rival American watches from shore. A tense convoy continues by water as dawn reveals a khaki-clad observer aboard a steamer. Roy and Hue face a quiet, dangerous moment before the scene ends with a cliffhanger as a native hunter signals danger and a mystery man aboard the Crew Indian watches.
Public Health warns that early detection improves cure prospects for cancer heart kidney tuberculosis and other illnesses. Symptoms such as fever persistent fatigue loss of energy appetite changes and unexplained weight loss require prompt medical evaluation. The notice emphasizes timely medical visits to prevent irreversible damage and reduce death tolls in New South Wales.
A column presents readers Worried and Wondering seeking advice on romance.
Betty extols French Wonder Charmosan face powder claiming true skin transformation. The ad touts lasting cling, multiple shades, and hours of glamour with a price of 2 shillings 6 pence per large box, appealing to women seeking youthful radiance.
A historical digest explains honey as a concentrated sugar source aiding heat and energy. It notes inverted sugars aid digestion, outlines bees’ storage in winter, and compares honey to cane sugar for human nutrition while mentioning minor medicinal uses.
In a curious Saturday scene, thousands watched as debentures were drafted amid amusement. The event featured a mock "Starvation Debenture" marked One Jane and referenced currency values linked to a tree, with a stated total around 21,000,000 though not fully disclosed.
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