26 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
1
A long column surveys cheap Kal ina carpet options, mildew prevention, fabric layering, and a 10/6 yard price. It weaves in fashion tips on velvet garments, hair waves, and accessories, plus garden ideas and pet commentary, concluding with tea history and a Seattle radio hobbyist garter antenna rig.
Yates and Brunnings announce new seed packets and fodder lines including Dingo Flour Narrogin Viking Separators Malloch Bros Flex steel wires Walkerville Ale and oats. Yates new season's packet seeds to arrive soon for growers.
A long letter to the editor urges Anthony retailers and dairy farmers to unite against high butter fat prices. The writer urges collective purchasing, smaller directorates, and a constructive cooperative meeting to defend producers and consumers alike, calling for solidarity and practical reforms.
A reader criticizes town maintenance spending noting workers repeatedly cleaning out drains on Perth and Midleton roads only for debris to reappear shortly after. The writer recalls prior years when the issue was a greater nuisance to the town council as well.
A portrait of Mrs. McGowan widow of New South Wales Labor Premier, praised as a beloved public figure in Sydney. The piece describes her cheerful, plain manner during a London visit, her warm reception, and how her unpretentious influence led Mrs. McGowan to offer assistance with domestic tasks and etiquette training for others in the family.
Fragment mentions Fries used as barometers in Hy Kaiepeny countries and a frog in a glass bottle with a ladder reaching to the top as weather indicators. The text is garbled and references weather and illness but lacks coherent events or names.
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