Engagements and fashion notes at Ballarat church event
The article lists engagements and social notices around Ballarat with names such as Mr and Mrs Williams of Norseman and Mr and Mrs Robins of Aston. It mentions a wedding at St Georges church in Nhill, and various local parties, dress trends, and household notices touching on marriages and social events in the region.
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el Jay Darien
Cr. Davies
Ant
Baird
Wilims
W.T Williams
Noreeman
St. Geeny's
Thurek
Nhill
Ballarat
Denver
Larah
Bynes
Seth
Paton
Soungert
Pete
Fermerly
Wiew Macken J
Daughtee
Mr Or Parle Ee B Lewis
Aod Ieee
Bir
Henney
Melba
Tyee Oreo Mwaltang
Margaret Kates Levies
Sturt
Etret
Hallarat
B.J. O
Lanaile
Meihten Beach
Kangard
Phyllis Morette Robina
Dacghood Lohman
WM. Robins
Aston
Willian
Dopell
Senghinn
Pine View
Fharnam
Soho
Blue Mile
North
Tere
Af Clare
Doweton
Peekstreet
Saldhers
Mallsgat
Beatufort
Wow
aBe Terley
Renken Eh
Farry Teese
Mivaunder Sinelur
Fashionable collar trims and fur accents in 1915 Ballarat styles
The article describes various collar and trim ideas for summer wear in Ballarat, including fur tips, velvet accents, and braid bound edges. It notes how trims can harmonize with color, with examples of ermines, velvets, and decorative buttons, plus guidance on care and wear timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patel
Helen
Newmarket Racing Myth Noisy Cable Crams in Text
A garbled OCR style clipping mentions Newmarket and racing terms, with scattered names and horse references. The readable fragments point to a historical horse racing context with uncertain surrounding details and several misread words. The piece reads like fragmented notes rather than a coherent report.
Presbyteran Men s Association Inaugural Meeting Report
Fragmented notes describe the Presbyterian Men s Association inaugural gathering with focus on youth welfare, church union, and postwar social roles. References to church leaders, female involvement, and debates over wartime religious aims appear, alongside mentions of modern war strategy and religious campaigns.
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Ajidrew
Kerk Ieraue
Jane Sheale
Varaus Bop
Erlfare
Rogth
Roman Cartel
Jason Io Meen
Parliament in session debates war costs and reform
Senators Pearce and De Largie led questions on wartime spending and conscription, debating cost rates, contract terms, and tradeoffs for Australia. They urged a faster conclusion to Parliament and criticized opposition tactics while defending government efficiency and mobilization.
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Benator Frorey
W'Gineger
de Lace
Fiat Senmor
Commonwealth
Secator
Tory
Ems
Muentery
GOULD
Sharon
Matghan
Australia
Sewlant
Phen
Han Chey
Bretor Goold
Morceet
Manitore
Isjay Leone el Ma
Beiter Pearce
Benatar
LTO Pee
Acta
Party Peurpeieer
Hempeition
Tnt Bee
Benater DE Largie
Canada
Bakadad
Benater DE
Largie
Daerredit
Cipiepmitenia
Labor Party
Famiry
Opal
Weald Hear
Webery
Painies
Waraat
Debating and Other Societies Meeting Notes
The C F M8 met with Mr Fowler presiding in West Ballarat. Items included discussion of branch affiliation and trial by jury as a principal business. Green defeated a competitor in a round of games, with team members noted and points totals recorded. A sympathy letter was sent to Bereavement. The gathering included the Pioneer Lodge and a message of condolence to Prore and Craven.
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C.F
Fowler
Mettershijs
Frawley
West Ballarat
Bine Italion
Aie Branch To A Mu L Ave Ant Fe Omee's Branch of the HA Hb, Snicke Mbt
Lary
Img
Price
Tey
BM. i
Amive
Raib
K. Tan Waiet
Aanke Ibe Arta
Poals
Guild
Pioneer Lodge
Sas
Ae Lee
Nanen
Melbourne slander case seeks damages in Supreme Court
In Victoria at the Supreme Court today Mr Lowa Wastian on behalf of Mr A Farthing seeks 400 pounds in damages for alleged libel and slander connected to remarks about a member of the Legislative Assembly. The writ alleges wilful innuendo and names individuals and a political context as the basis for the claim.
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Melbourne
Lowa Wastian
Supreme Court of Victoria
A. Farthing
Renee
Oly x
Inti
Oma Terbeina
Marc Pla
Nani
Thn
Thad
Hedges
Baninese
Ab Vorment
Furde
Fnlna
Mace Morris
Chandler
Theatre
Ware
Orford Chambert
Musicians Attend Tepeters Club Recital at Theatre
The Builarat Tepeters and Miss Apsecation held a recital at The Theatre under the patronage of Lawrence or Horbardeon. Edith Clark led a program featuring The Symphonies of Mardy Monark and Bertinorn with several local contributors.
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Builarat
Bir Laworei
Horbardeon
Amd
Edith Clark
Magic Foot Craft Co Melbourne Adline
An advertising fragment for the Magic Foot Craft Co located at Collins Street, Melbourne. It mentions curing rheumatism with a product labeled as foot craft, though the readable text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear phrasing. The snippet lacks a clear date or verifiable claims beyond the company name and address.
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Pater
A. GR
Crete
Magic Foot Craft CO
Wit Collins ST
Melbourne
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