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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
4
A dense pastiche explains the brain as a central command with nerves and muscles, comparing human action to a fire alarm system. It suggests mental will unlock bodily power, detailing how experience and psychology shape response, and ends urging readers to harness inner strength for progress.
Readable segments describe elaborate garments and fancy fabrics inspired by eighteenth century and oriental styles. The feature notes negligees in silk, velvet, fur, and bold colors like orchid pink, with tailored finishes and decorative trims.
A faded advert style text touts Doan's Ointment as a remedy for piles with claims of rapid relief and long lasting cure. It includes a testimonial from Mr. F. W. Martin of Camel Field Sydney and notes the product is sold by chemists at 2/1 per pot with post and price options. The piece also contains miscellaneous aside about curtains and golf fashion, all in a period newspaper voice.
Land notices describe open auctions under Parts VE VL and VI VE. Parcels include perches and acres near Plantagenet District, South of Young's Siding and Motrikep. Details cover drainage conditions, survey requirements, and fees, with dates like June 17 and various lot numbers and locations across the Plantagen District and surrounding farms.
The University Extension Lectures list dates and speakers including Mr Wallace Clubh on Hoveleeh and the Tad'an Mu inv, Mr H. D. Thompson on Light Sigh and Cole illustrated, Mr A C Fos on Remembering and Forgeing, and Mr John Cwtin on Government of Australia. An illustrated talk titled Power of London is planned for October 10 by Mr. 3.8 An'ty.
Public timetable shows trains between Albany and Perth and the Delice line. Trains depart Perth for Albany at 4 PM daily except Saturday. Albany to Perth departures and arrivals listed with specific times across days, including delays and weekday adjustments.
Timetable notes multiple daily runs between Albany and Denmark with departures and arrivals at key points. Mondays and Wednesdays show morning Albany departures to Denmark with afternoon returns, while adding trips to Mt Barker on Wednesdays. Specific times vary by day with several small delays and a few overnight connections.
A fragmented ad-like notice touts Heenso as a family supply for conga cokls eroup whooping cough and phronheitie with water and sweetness. It claims an equal value of £1 and suggests carrying Heonto on trains from original bottles as convenient while chemists locate stores.
The Katoomba Thousand Art Union committee urges attention to a drawing at Fort Mab on June 12. Tickets will be sold for a short period and every ticket holder will participate in the drawing.
A report on the Empire Exhibition at Wembley featuring firms that reproduce old cabroideries and tapestries. They pick original works or photograph them for enlarged color printing, producing chair covers and hangings at lower cost. Handwork remains praised for fidelity and detail in Wilkian wood period designs.
Inauguration of the winter railway timetable is in operation, with the closing hour of mail handling at Albany post offices operating as follows. The notice outlines new hours and changes to service.
An old timetable lists routes to Merth Mallshia and Denmark with departures on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings to Torbay Kronkon Portne Vornholm and other places. It also advertises a Great Peppermint Cure For Caugha and Colds with dubious claims about health benefits.
A compact roundup of notable district events and community interests. Residents, clubs, and local officials are spotlighted, with emphasis on upcoming meetings and ongoing initiatives shaping the area.
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