28 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
1
Reports recount Fremonte and Buseclen council meetings debating a 21000 pound project for a public pool and plans for a light and power chime. Mentions Kunnioppia settlers, dry harvests, dust storms at Dumbleyung, and notes on land uptake, road board discussions, and local co op finances amid a harsh growing season.
Fragmented timetable notes travel between Perth Albany and Denmark with multiple departures and arrivals across days. Entries include Perth to Albany and Albany to Denmark legs, with times such as 4 p.m. departures and 10.55 a.m. arrivals, plus mixed freight and passenger references.
A fragmentary notice describes Mieke Black a South African novelist and farmer living in Alpes Maritimes France. It notes his marriage to a French individual and mentions his novel The Golden Calf and past plays centered on African themes. Multiple garbled lines give old timetable-like details and names, but the core refers to the author and his work amid travel and postal references.
The London County Council plans to place a tablet at the Putney home of Swinburne and Watte-Dunion, recognizing the poet’s long residence and the nearby Harpstead estate of Sir Walter Beet and Johnson. The tablet aims to honor Swinburne while noting Watte-Dunton’s role in aiding him.
An interview reveals Ernest Raymond Tnost Raymond plans a two volume work titled Daphne Grune and discusses his writing process and hobbies. He describes revising sentences and reimagining phrasing as essential parts of his craft.
The text presents garbled reminiscences about poets and diary traditions, mentioning Pepys and Morave Walpole alongside unnamed writers. It alludes to a grand literary work and a dramatic shift in form, with murmurs of a controversial author and vocal interpretations.
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