20 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1922
Page
1
A wide survey of winter fashion in London covers gowns with long overdresses, velvet and silk combinations, high sleeves, and hair styling while noting the rising trend of coordinated accessories. It also touches on etiquette, wedding customs, jewelry, and how color and fabric choices affect appearance, plus a side note on a new British advertising profession assessing ad impact.
Readable items list fabrics and prices for a local sale. Cotton Coupe Georgette Scone Win dow Display Usual prio 2 11 wi. Friday-Saturday Special 2/3 yd. White Turkish Towalk stin e. Friday-Saturday Special 2/6 yar. Men and children apparel noted with low prices and weekend specials.
A short notice lists Robert Bell formerly with E. G. McKenzie and Co Seedsman Produce and Wine Spirit Merchant alongside regional suppliers such as Yates and Bruenings Famous Seeds Dingo Flour Narrogin Viking Separators Malloch Bros and Walkerville Ale indicating a trade network and local business activity.
The piece critiques the Economic Conference as futile for unemployment, noting stubborn stances from employers and Marxist spokesmen. It argues government-led action is needed and condemns restrictions on employment while highlighting shifts in political priorities and party aims amid elections.
A lengthy critique of liberty and government action discusses press, politics, and public order. It contrasts labor demands with railway policy and warns against demagogy, noting opposition to strikes and the impact on industries and workers. Mentions Premier, unions, and Beavers in a social turbulence context.
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