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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
12
A long, misspelled garden guide describes flower care including mowers, watering, pruning, and plant arrangement. It covers watering frequency, cut flower handling, vase prep, and proper end-of-life care for chrysanthemum, gladioli, and other blooms, with tips on preventing wilting and preserving fragrance.
A health department medical note stresses stammering as a complex condition with emotional and physical factors. It urges understanding, patient support, and calm, paced speech with breathing control as core elements of treatment and confidence building for the child.
Local football notes detail Wellington Reds aiming to clinch the cup this Sunday at the show ground. Key players Tommy Ewart and Bill Howell return from injuries, while Goofine and Powell face selection decisions. A crowd is expected and the loss of Whoops Brown dampens Union enthusiasm after a poor turnout.
Fragmented report outlines Allied production strengths in World War I era with figures for Netherlands shares, Belgian and French outputs, and British Empire resources. Mentions heavy industry, rubbers, tin and copper as key wartime assets, highlighting Allied economic leverage amid global conflict.
Old style ad offers roses with carriage free delivery in Australia. Selection includes pink yellow white and copper shades in dwarf type. Limited stock advertised with terms and asking readers to mention the paper. Token discount and free responder offer noted with vague dates and sizes.
A fragment reflecting on a perfect man who laughed loved and educated children gaining respect from intelligent people. The text ponders whether such a life leaves the world better, appreciating beauty and expressing emotion, while memory remains a small beacon.
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