03 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1922
Page
1
An extended survey covers Paris and London fashion trends with new textures crepe de chine and crepe mure voil, fur trims and feathered gowns, and the rise of tailored female staff at a Washington hotel. It also includes a royal account critique, cleaning tips for aluminium, and moral guidance on prudent money habits for young women.
A reader letter argues for transparency in municipal costs and administration. The writer contends the Mayor and council hide information about administration expenses and questions why the Town Clerk withholds data while meters and charges are under review. The piece urges public access to records at next meetings and press publication.
Report from Dumbleyang notes the Farewell Handicap drew large crowds and heated betting. Keen's beat and jokes provoke talk of schedule fixing. several jockeys and two owners stood down amid WAAC deliberations.
The chorus inaugurated in Fremantle Town Hall on Tuesday drew crowds as a revival of folk song interest. Citywide audiences in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide praised the mix of old favorites and new voices. Admission was free.
The article discusses English style poultry, focusing on Orpingtons and related breeds. It notes feather quality and vigor, with aims of high egg production and robust health. It mentions Albany and Stilives competitions and rankings in the state.
An awkward parliamentary debate reports advocates of a New State plan in Australia. Leaders claim each new state would retain its own revenues and governance, while opponents warn against fiscal strain and politicized spending across the proposed northern region.
AO correspondent notes a scheme to keep rural youths in farming as part of a colonial movement. Lieut General Baden Powell endorses it but warns if not aroused and trained, youths will drift to cities after arrival. Percy Hunter backs the scheme as excellent and hopes its success will be seen.
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