27 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
The letter argues that Western civilization can recover through Christian ethics and individual restraint. It cites Lloyd George on goodwill between people and classes, warns against prejudice, and urges measured reform at personal and community levels to avoid warlike divisions.
Fragmentary note urges central control of goods flow directing shipments to markets owned and controlled by producers. The garbled text implies a policy push to direct consignments through producer-owned channels. Specific groups or dates are not identifiable.
The article discusses potential policy choices with Storey urging the party to follow its own plan over the executive. It weighs risks of appointing to the Council, mentions the Governor’s role, warns against undermining investor confidence, and notes political maneuvering ahead of aldermanic elections. It also covers Albany Water Board matters, water usage statistics, and a quirky note on Norway requiring a cook’s certificate for marriage.
The Ideal Women's Hospital at Cliff and Melville streets Albany offers environment designed for mothers and babies. It stresses instructor-led feeding and baby care with flexible doctor engagement and short stays. Owner Anderson, previously in Perth, runs a center praised by physicians and aimed at minimizing traffic and delays for arrivals.
Mariners refuse to return to work despite strong urging. They emphasize rights under the law and redress for grievances. Public spirit seems diminished while they await billets, bolstered by their leaders and insured expectations.
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