27 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
The column surveys women's wear with mauve and blue roffins, bold fringe on hats and gowns, and new pajamas in crepe de chine and crepon. It notes the year’s cinema-entry quirks, a Grimsby incident with birth certificates, and a tribute to Melly Mr. Nott while urging wartime sisterhood and childcare themes.
Fragmentary text recounts tales of New South Wales figures and aristocratic marriages. Mentions Princess Pat of Con, Dalhousie links, and royal alliances with Scots peers. Portrays a tangled mix of gossip, lineage, and mythical imagery surrounding prominent families.
Government statistiam reports a poor crop and stock year in the Albany district with fruit and potatoes failing, grain scarce, and only dairying showing strong gains as green fodder was plentiful. Poultry flocks are small and breeders keep only needed stock, while setters along the Wing River region have reduced holdings.
The peace terms require dismantling fortifications within 64 miles of the Rhine and prohibiting rearmament. Germany must surrender heavy artillery and limit cavalry, with strict rationing of rifles, machine guns, guns, mortars, and aircraft. Submarines and warships face bans or strict caps, and fortifications along passages must be demolished.
A parish service following the armistice marks the end of four years of war. The article recalls Maclean’s Scoreman pieces and the nation’s mourning, praising God for victory while honoring fallen soldiers and healthily recalling the moral lessons of conflict.
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