28 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
1
A collage of fashion commentary and public letters explores taste, dress, and class. The piece discusses London and Melbourne trends, royal simplicity, new linen coats, and lace and stocking fashions, coupled with a soldier’s job search and dental clinic advocacy in Australia.
The British occupation in Cologne sought native entertainment for troops with German cabaret and cinema. German efforts revived activities in the city’s theatres and opera houses, offering soldierly amusement through performances by local companies and ensembles.
An Eastern States editor argues for bold national policy to expand settlement, invite emigrants, and build a united front in face of postwar pressures. He warns that overcrowding, imperial rivals, and Pacific security require coordinated action across parties to secure Australia’s future.
Japan promotes domestic sheep farming amid wartime needs with new regulations. Farmers organized in groups may receive coverages, and import incentives plus a model farm program aim to raise wool output. The policy seeks self sufficiency in raw materials and supports small farmers through government stock programs.
Trains depart Albany for Perth on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 3.90 pm. Wednesday at 7.45 pm and Sunday at 6.30 pm. Arrivals to Albany from Perth occur Tuesday Wednesday Friday Saturday at 10.25 pm Thursday at 7.20 am and Sunday at 4 7.39 am. Albany to Denmark trains run Monday and Friday at 7 am with alternate Saturdays at 1 16 pm. Denmark to Albany runs Monday and Friday at 11.10 pm arriving 3.5 pm. alternate Saturdays depart Denmark 6 pm arriving Albany 5.2 pm. The Perth branch telegraph censoring ends midnight. Telegrams to former enemy countries must be in plain English or French. other code may be used pre-war. Cablegrams in private codes may now be accepted.
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