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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 28, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented theatre feature cites Ll ruler and Dean Wotteneler in a period drama set at a height of an unnamed spring. The piece weaves names, places, and fictional events with theatrical history emphasis and hints at a Universal Company connection.
The piece describes a Townstall event titled The Cross Roads of New York shown at the Town Hall with local figures including Mane Seiett and Master Ba Hires Pattic. It highlights glamour and thrills, noting a notable performer Mickey and a famous writer as part of the cast and claims the work has a world wide reputation. Admission prices are listed.
Public notice states land parcels in Hay District near Tene terden are available for selection. Applications must be lodged at Albany with terms under The Land Act 1800, including forfeiture conditions if payments are failed and fees due for items sold.
A fragmentary article blends tales of royalty in Tartary with cinema lore. It mentions a Kowloff descendant tying to a legendary throne, Ivan the Great, and a plan to restore a royal line, plus Sid Smith’s circus to screen career. It also covers modern kissing etiquette in film, Gloria Swanson and Mae Murray opinions, and studio superstitions before filming begins.
Farmers urged to boost production and reduce waste by ensuring every particle of milk is collected. A letter notes that for seven cows the average loss equals about two pools daily, roughly four pounds of butter fat over months, costing £900.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a dance scene with elegant attire and glittering buckles amid evening festivities. It reads like a faded column note noting Madam's lovelies and a remade costume, with unclear references to events and people.
A historical article discusses telepathy as a method linking minds through vibration and ether. It cites experimental proof, the role of perception, and the need for two individuals to share spiritual evolution for successful messaging.
A homemaker finds relief after long hours in water by using a large jar of fat to rub into the hands to remove excess moisture and soften skin. After drying, she applies the ointment and finishes with cream at night to reduce redness and prevent chapping.
The proposal to import Peruvian merinos for sheep breeding faced opposition as officials considered Astra and New Zealand Merinos as viable substitutes. Sir Daniel Hall noted Australian merino sheep slated for a royal exhibition might return for experimental use, and the plan received approval amid talks with agricultural representatives and university sheep breeders.
A testimonial from Mrs Shenfield of Albany Street Albany credits Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with curing her long standing kidney related dizziness and pain after trying various remedies. She reports continued relief and endorses the medicine twenty years later. The ad notes the pills cost 2/9 sold by chemists and oreheop ome with address 573 Murray Street Perth and urges readers to eat TNAN AS.
Advice to lower poultry roosts to prevent sore feet and bumble-foot. Recommends digging poultry ring, sowing a catch crop of oats or barley. Also notes a vitreous lake in Ireland resists petrification and forms a shell over dissolved stone components.
Auen Hil presents The Barbarian Lover in April Violet Magazine with Hidden Hearts and The Trackers in new drama by William Uroves. Weldon’s Bazaar offers patterns and dressmaking guidance plus free transfers and embroidery motifs. Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal highlights latest London Paris fashions, summer frocks, and outfit ideas with practical tips for sewing and sewingroom care.
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