28 Sep 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
1
A Broadside on hats feathers collars and trims outlines the season’s fashion. Designers highlight cock feather accents long veils and the Clandine collar while practical advice covers enamel finishes and tape strengthening to prevent hat bow breakage.
A fragmented analysis reflects on fashion trends as old styles mix with new, noting a pull toward mid Victorian silhouettes and high waists. References to American designers, Chicago fashion events, and evolving silhouettes hint at a broader dialogue about style continuity and reinvention.
A local retailer touts improved dress fabrics for the new season, claiming recognized excellence in fabric quality and fair prices. The promo urges shoppers to choose goods with proven quality to avoid disappointment.
Store highlights a wide range of fabrics and silks for dresses. Items include chiffon, satin and crepe fabrics in multiple colors and weights, with yardages and prices listed, plus specialty silks and oriental fabrics for gowns and evening wear.
Fragmented observances show Demsey Bruce supporting Brice while Communist worries arise. Voter counts fluctuate with 10 votes noted and speculation on federal elections and manufacturing policy. The piece portrays a tense political climate as figures clash and public sentiment shifts.
The article recalls Prime Minister Bruce Bruce facing hecklers at Wonthaggi where he invited questions during a key speech. He maintained calm, chose controversial topics, and answered without faltering, earning applause from supporters and respect from critics for engaging openly with the audience.
The article argues education should train the soul for practical employment, curb idle leisure and rough street associations, and promote reading and literature. It praises literacy societies and higher schools as paths to better standards and moral development for youth.
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