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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
7
A notice issued from Adiron at 385 George Street Sydney announces a new country repair department. It explains that repairs and returns are possible in most cases the day the glasses are received. Customers should write their name and address on the packet and await the next visit date to their town.
A narrative recounts how customers and staff use covert signals in shops to alert others of a suspected thief. It details discreet cues such as door bolts and watchful assistants, and notes how such signaling has become a social burden and security necessity in urban commerce.
The reader record presents a garbled passage about dignity and vigilance. It mentions surveillance and protection from prey while noting an equal risk if signaling ceases. Language is disjointed with no clear persons or events.
A discussed secret process imitates real pearls by treating them with a preparation that allegedly reproduces the phosphorescent glow and velvet feel of genuine pearls. Experts may not distinguish the imitation from real pearls, prompting concerns about genuine pearl value and consumer deception.
An aged OCR fragment promotes Make Herweo Cough Mixture and Save Monet, claiming a simple home remedy with HEENZO in sweetened water eases cold flu sore throat. It mentions small bottle sales and quick relief, plus a stray bees note and editor line.
Garber presents Gladiolus bulbs praised for easy cultivation and vibrant color range. It lists twelve named varieties such as America, Baton Roulette, Brabanza, Halley, Ningara, and Prince of Wales with notes on spikes, flower colors, and throats. Advice covers soil, fertilization, watering, and planting depth for best bloom.
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