29 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1926
Page
1
The column covers fashion trends with frills in evening frocks and long coats for tennis wear, W shaped necklines, and velvet dresses. It lists beauty tips for manicures, a fruit fig preserve recipe, and instructions for making wax buttons at home. It notes British women’s influence and ties to Australia through fashion and Empire bonds.
Mount Barker business notices advertise Woungs leading business house selling houseware, clothing, hardware, machinery, invai??, Kodak agent services, and cream products.
A cluttered miscellany covers builders estimates and tailors in town, plus a fashion essay on Directoire to modern bobbed hair and evolving dress trends. It includes home care tips for removing shine from costumes with damp cloths and careful sponging.
A dense early 20th century display lists wooden, mechanical, and novelty toys with prices. Includes trains, engines, boats, cars, planes, circus gear, building blocks, dolls, games, musical boxes, and hobby items highlighted by value and varied sizes. Notable entries feature toy trains, organ instruments, cricket sets, and costume dolls with price points ranging from 1 shilling to several shillings.
A Melbourne legislator, Hon A Burvill, clarifies a misquoted discussion on the Road District Amendment Act and the "one man one vote" principle. He notes an error in rates versus votes under the act and provides a personal explanation published to correct the record. A Washington woman was recently arrested for driving an automobile with a damaged egg pedal.
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