Fashion and home notes from a lively festive season
The piece surveys 1920s style trends with florals and printed silks, white linen jackets, and ornate embroidery. It notes new handbag finishes, hair and dress reforms, floral fashion bags, and a rise in short pleated skirts. It also mentions dining recipes, rug cleaning tips, and a shift toward masculine tailoring and Oxford bags for men, reflecting broader fashion exuberance.
Dining room at centre of ivorving on holiday attire and ironing tips
Fragmentary guide discusses packing and wardrobe for a seaside holiday. Mentions arranging frocks and jumpers, ironing with hot water, rubber for berth, arene painen, and cleanliness with woolen items. Notes seasonal fashion shifts and summer line expectations, with references to colors and fabric trends.
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Ty v
Ivorving
Protection of Food Hygiene and Women’s Political Reform
In the Argus report strong dust storms are linked to winter and summer disease, urging strict food protection rules. Measures include covering bread and foods, sealing jars, and keeping shops clean. flies kept out by sealed doors. The piece ends by praising women’s political advancement as a path to elevating women’s views and influence in Parliament.
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Victoria
Vea
Argus
Mike Hawks
Anstey and the Commonwealth Bank debate analyzed
Fragments discuss Mr Frank Anstey ML BL D and his stance on the Commonwealth Bank funding and emigration economics. The text references Money Power and stresses concerns over monetary capacity and political influence shaping Australia’s future. The piece hints at a lecture or report on economic policy and the role of banking in national development.
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Frank Ynetey
Straniches
Australia
Punk 'Anstey
Labur Paani
Anstey
Foonomiey Society
New Zealand
Inginid
Commonwealth
Mr. Anstey
Boyle Alan
Austin
Land Notices Open for Salgation Near Mt McLeod and Patt Ground
Open notices list land parcels for sale or forfeiture across multiple parcels in Pantigenet and Mantigenet districts. Locations include near Mt McLeod, Bornhelm, Tetinesame, and Hadmogl with parcels ranging from about 160 to 235 acres, many under Parts V VI and VIII. Prices include survey but exclude improvements. several entries note forfeited interests and drainage considerations.
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Mt. McLeod
WIT
Oper Nore
Bornhelm
Knapp
Plantageve
Welnondlay Sijtiwaing
Mantigenet
Hadmogl
Gero
Worsfoll
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Mount Barker
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Guy Gream
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Good Sports
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Albany Woollen Mill
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Scott's Savey Hotel
Perth
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National Library of Australia
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