30 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
1
A collage of didactic recipes and fashion musings spans sweet melon drinks, ginger syrup, and a mock ginger drink, paired with London style trends. Essays trace silhouettes and color shifts, hats, cloaks, and garments, plus historical notes on top hats and garment details.
A Goldfields driven movement pushes for state subdivision reform with a conference of public bodies, councils, and representatives from Kalgoorlie to Boulder debating constitutional changes. Delegates call for moving subdivisions from state control to federal electors and appointing mayors as conference leaders. Dr Barnard and Mr Simpson named secretaries to support committee work.
Queensland Department of Agriculture officials report cattle deaths linked to Sudan grass sorghum sudan. Agricultural chemist J C Broamieh found high glucoside toxins in paddock samples. Experts warn避免 turning to wilted grass and warn of increased danger as grass matures.
The Town Hall hosted a farewell concert for soprano Clara Solly and her concert party. Solly delivered arias and encores to warm applause, with pieces like Losey Chio Pimio and A String of Pearls. The performance showcased Solly’s growth, aided by Sydney Northey, Lionel Meri, and pianist Avika Edwards, while a note urged handling her stage mannerisms to preserve future success.
Inspectors report a duck flock in Hindmarsh heavily infested by poultry tick Argus persicus. Ducks showed spirochetosis symptoms with numerous larval ticks. after inspector advised treatment the flock recovered though one duck was badly affected. Ducks show resistance to tick toxins compared with fowl.
A partial text fragment discusses cultivation approaches and seed terminology with unclear context. It mentions grass, Sudanese terms, and the notion of not forcing overly polite methods in cultivation and seed handling.
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