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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
4
The piece laments partisan argument and warns against overbearing wartime regulation and postwar power. It urges Australians to focus on home welfare, support domestic industry, and seek a reasonable path out of political tensions while valuing broad civic responsibility.
The prospective touring party includes J W H T, Douglas captain, A C Russell of Essex, P OU Fender, J T Nobbs, A Strudwick of Surrey, E RB Wilson, A Dolphin, A Waddington, W BR Rhodes of Yorkshire, E Hendren, I W Hearne of Middlesex, Ht Mokepece, C Parkin of Lancashire, WE Wooley of Kent and H Howell of Warwickshire. Captain Mr Dowdas hopes for agile promptness in his aide, sees a winner, but ranks the bowling not as strong as the beat team though he puts faith in Parkin Howell and Hearne.
Jenny travels from Holly Bush to East Bingley with Mim Lomas and plans to uncover truth about Will Kesteven. At the inn Jenny reads a diary, fears danger from the past, and resists confronting harsh rumors as Mim Lomas weighs loyalties and prepares for church with Mrs Kesteven, while old farmer Mr. Lomasi hints at Will’s fate and Jenny’s uncertain future.
Jenny, a young maid at Sainten House, recalls a past romance with Mr. Kesteven and a hidden child named Will. Miss Lomas reveals the truth about Jenny's marriage, a late scandal, and the strained family history. Jenny plans to tell Mr Townshend the details to seek help, posting a letter the next morning.
Patin notes Will Lomas reaches London in disguise as he leaves prison fear fading. He plans to move through Westminster and the Strand, posing as a free man with funds. At a Villiers Street cafe he scans newspapers and ads for work or a safe disguise, while pondering routes to Islington and beyond.
Bee culture notes discuss wax comb usage and the potential of a new annual plant for beekeepers. The piece mentions wax attitudes from Gleaning in Bee Culture, the costliness of wax comb, and how the plant can be grown in a single season. It notes the Iowa Experiment Station trials and seeds available by request, with one producer harvesting 400 pounds of roe in 1910.
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