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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
8
Fragmented dispatch reports Mussolini congratulated by Hitler as Italy enters war. The article notes Allied and American reactions, mentions Mediterranean strategy, and lists wartime mobilization measures, including anti-aliens orders and policing actions. prominent figures named include Mussolini and Hitler, with broad coverage of international tension and domestic security steps.
A fragment suggests a remedy claim to improve digestion and appetite, urging quick results. It hints at stressed eating patterns and mentions a mother figure, with hurried nervousness and excessive or insufficient intake as context. The text is garbled and lacks clear publication details.
Racing notes from Warren include Tuesday starts with Hold Kin Handicap and Turne Handicap. Entries mention Silver Pan, Harelatock, Maldon Handicap, Pocitement, Cambrey, VWinner, Blue Rose and other horses. Results span multiple events with winners and placements noted amid weathered OCR text.
A jumbled ad style fragment touts a skin care product promising dramatic complexion boosts. It hints at youth, vitality, and instant effects, mentioning a mysterious powder and dramatic claims without clear detail or coherent description.
A fragmented ad text mentions Charmosan face powder with unclear phrases about tan skin and imagery. The readable portion hints at cosmetic branding but lacks coherent claims or context, leaving the exact product messaging and target audience ambiguous.
The text mentions Vivmasin and fy muscles with historical influence on a tender body part and sewing flesh, suggesting a method to tame and refresh skin. It references phase with Charmosun cold cat and claims many wanes the ideal way to firm muscles.
Possible local disturbance or storage issue reported near a boudoir establishment. Residents describe unsealed jars and odd odors prompting health and safety checks. Authorities are reviewing drainage and waste handling at the site. no injuries reported.
Frank Wilkins clinched the chief event at a weekend golf contest aboard a course in prime condition. Nett scores and standout rounds by several competitors, including W. Jobson and R. Kennedy, highlighted a lengthy 36 hole format with practice rounds and forthcoming events. Next weekend features four tee fourball formats and the club opens a new 18 holes tour.
A community gathering in Arthurville paid high tribute to J Hooper and Miss Follett Mee R Hooper. Speakers including Mr A White praised long friendship, with notes on Mr Hooper’s kindness and a presentation by T Mullin. The event raised donations for a worthy cause as weather allowed progress on local matters.
An Wellington Apex Club report details a meeting agenda in Cameron Park with plans for protection against motor car clutter and an upcoming gathering on the 24th of June. Treasurers urge members to settle subscriptions, and an old clothes drive proceeds while a proposal to revise the constitution is discussed.
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