Trials of a Painter and Wife in a Studio World
Duer and Marjorie clash over social circle and dignity as they adjust to married life. He seeks artistic freedom and old friendships while she flags his flirtations and questions his judgment. Their tension centers on Charlotte Russell and Mildred Ayres and the uneasy balance of trust, memory, and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duer
Marjorie
Strang
Cossindim Draper
Neva Badger
Edna Rainbridge
Theotrrad Tient
Coraling Skiff
Vota Brickstone
Wem. Hy
Cutan Town
Avondale
Covily
Smd
Charlotte Russel
Mildred Ayres
Francie Hudson
Mise
Majorie
Mise Russell
Miss Ayres
Door
Mildred
Charlotte Russell
Seva
Cherybdin
Mr. Wilde
Mast
Charlotte
Brit Arma
Mirjoria
Anzious
Bork
Dwer
Charlottte
Descent of Marjorie and Duer Strains in High Society
Marjorie confronts Duer about his behavior with another woman and their marriage strains. He plans to reform, while Marjorie coaxes and schemes to mold him, amid rivalries with Mildred Ayres and Charlotte Rossall. A Plaza dinner with art patrons reveals social tensions and Duer’s embarrassment at elite circles.
Classifieds Urge Local Ads Reach Perth District
Advertisement rates and terms urge readers to place ads in the Perth and District newspaper. It stresses accurate local reports, cash payments, and specifies deadlines for insertion twice weekly.
Standing Advertisements Change Deadlines Noted
Special notice states all changes for standing ads must be in the office by Friday and Tuesday at 2 noon. The directive emphasizes firm submission times for upcoming ad cycles.
Notice to correspondents invites public interest items
The column urges readers to submit items of general interest such as town notes and land and stock matters. It requests clear, single side submissions with a signature and warns against anonymous letters while asking clubs and institutions to keep the editor informed of progress. Advertising is deemed vital to business success.
Repatriation Aid Schemes for Soldiers and Dependants Outlined
During a district meeting Supervisor D J Wilson outlined the repatriation scheme for discharged soldiers. It covers sustenance and pensions during employment search, training, or convalescence, with boards able to grant funds for living wages, travel, and essential tools, plus allowances for widows, orphans, and dependants, and special provisions for those in training or treated in institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Wilson
Epein
Woldiec
Btete
Marrie
Millen
Local Repatriation Committees and Benefits
Local repatriation committees under the Australian Soldiers Repatriation Act 1917-18 outline functions for agents and local officers. The scheme grants sustenance, travel, and medical or vocational support, including furniture, tools, and funeral expenses for veterans awaiting employment or undergoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Government ends plan for country town houses scheme
The New South Wales Government states it will not proceed with a promised Housing Bond program to aid locals in building or buying homes. The plan would have provided land access and cottages on extended terms with deposits and long repayment periods, but is now shelved.
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Speare
Netore
Optia
Contlereagh Street
Euclea
N.S.W
Hie Board
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