West Australian satire on federation and politics amid heat
A Kalgoorlie correspondent ponders federation and politics with satire. The piece mentions Esperance deputations, Premier visits, and Western Australian concerns about North and South West development, railways, industry, and local affairs with a mock tone. It references figures such as Willie Watt and discusses philanthropy, media, and public opinion in a buoyant regional voice.
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Barchell
Willie Watt
Melbourne
Barehell
North
Preserve Flowers With French Sand Method
A French technique preserves bright blooms through seasons using white sand and melted candle wax. Flowers are packed into sand in pots, dried in a warm place, then buried and covered to dry before gentle air exposure restores shape and color. White flowers yield less vivid results.
Queensland sugar policy debate outlines production and imports
The State Treasurer in the Queensland Legislative Assembly states there is no official data on raw sugar output or imports. He notes raw sugar is sold at the same price as refined sugar and plans to seek Federal Government details on any increased profits from raw sugar. He says he lacks knowledge on import quantities, origins, and prices, and accuses propaganda aimed at reducing sugar protection. He warns production shifts should not influence future agreements and pledges to inform the public in southern states.
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Queensland
Jon
State Goveernment
Advertising notices from Perth and District
Special Notice announces advertising control with instructions for inserts and deadlines. Advertisements must reach the office by 11 am, with submission required to secure insertion. The notice emphasizes reliable returns and reasonable rates.
Which Was . . The Heiress The Curse Of Adrian Blair
Edith D Kenych presents a sensational titled piece promising an intriguing tale of heiress intrigue and mysterious family curses. The author known for earlier works Fack's Cousin Kate and The Squire of Lonsdale continues a Victorian flavored mystery with dramatic social puzzles.
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Adrian Blair
Edith D. Kenych
Fack
Kate
Squire
Lonsdale
Two children at center as Constance caretakes a cousin
In Chapter V continued, Adrian Jair's heavy little daughter and Andreas Blair's delicate child intrigue Constance Te as the elder cousin's heiress. Mrs Greyson asks if the nurse adopted the child, and Constance explains her promise to be a motherly friend. They discuss care, baths, cod liver oil, goat's milk, and a medical routine.
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Indies
Adrian Jair
Andreas Blair
Adrian Bilab
Coures
Constance
Adrian Ir
Greyson
Miss Carrington
Goodnasa
Norae
Conree
Gonstegee
Adrian
Misa Qarrington
Parich
Miss Jenkins
Esther Bennet
America
New York
Ismet
Aleood
England
Jamie
Ale
Alana
Bennet
Maret Boones
Adrian Blair
Notld
Abe
Lena
Bogland
Nurse Downet
New World
Phe
Bith Dora
Ambrose Clair
Lome
Thoria
Public notices and domestic drama spill through district pages
The column opens with a call for notices and publicity from clubs and institutions, urging clear one sided notes signed for credibility. It shifts to a fiction scene where Miss Carrington assists nurse Esther Bennet and nurse Jamie, funding a New York passage, while Constance plans long abroad care for Doris and narrates the family’s evolving fortunes.
A Coming Visitor In Lawley Park Page Note
Neatly written pink paper note picked up in Lawley Park describes social etiquette and advice about a visitor named Windene Soap. It mocks high society rules and emphasizes modest conduct and Australia as a prized country.
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Lawley Park
Eleiza
Doren
Prince Eddy
Ed Ward
Biddy
Australia
Carrie
Mischief and illness unsettle Carrington household
The Carrington establishment expands as Miss Carrington takes charge after Mrs Gullith’s funds fail. Children aged four begin at St Leonard’s Kinder Garten while whooping cough and illness prompt a northern change of air for recovery. Constance’s social circle and new staff shape daily life at Linbrawe.
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Wales
Trvland
Bt Leonard's
Mrs. Gullith
St. Leonard’s
Constance
Yulee
Criatanon
Maraden
Moreen
Misa Carrington
Eclikiinen
Corgha
Yorkshire
Marsen
Pheu
Maren
Waghlelt Heokivng
Linbrawe
Willy Niling
Witte Creakure
Dora
Aturine
Baterrote
Ure h years later mystery at Carrington residence
A September scene shows a muffled visitor demanding Miss Carrington at a house linked to Mise Carrington. A maid asserts Lisith resides there with paying guests, while the visitor pressingly presents a card and complains of the English climate. Interleaved are fragmentary dialogues and unrelated interludes.
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Marina
Carrington
Misa Carrington
Rolt
Air
Mia
Lisith
Hones
Miss Carrington
Mere
Snaith
Thiadraught
Milstrees
Wool Trade Prospects and Global Demand Outlook
A London review discusses wool futures noting machinery at near full employment due to existing orders. Home demand exceeds capacity, import demand for yarns and cloth grows, France runs about 60 percent of pre war combing gear, while the United States and Japan expand consumption and supply.
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London
France
United States
Japan
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Albany Despatch
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