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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
2
A list of hat styles includes biscuit colored Swiss straw hats with black velvet brims and black rose accents, sullet caps with feathers, white organdie accents, sea green off the face bonnets with purple linen bows, oatmeal beige bandeau halos with orchids, emerald hats with green veiling, and lavender felt picture hats with taffeta bows and black underbrim shading.
A Melbourne bank has purchased a prominent midday corner building in the city’s busiest spot. Tenants fear disruption as redevelopments loom, with several large city properties changing hands recently. The comment on a proposed bridge, dubbed the Bridge of Sighs, hints at controversy and potential public debate.
A Melbourne letter reflects on aging city structures from Elizabeth House to the Swan Street Bridge amid changes. It notes preservation tensions as historic sites like the Old Exchange yield to modern development and debates over naming the new bridge with royal or local names.
Victorian Department of Agriculture officers urge regular stirring of cream awaiting dispatch to the factory. Cool the cream before adding to bulk and ensure uniform mixing to prevent a sour curdy product from separation.
The article discusses monuments as enduring memorials to people or events. It notes a range from simple stone heaps to pyramids, reflecting human desire to perpetuate deeds and thoughts deemed worthy of commemoration. Some monuments symbolize sacred memory, while others fade over time.
Victorian Department of Agriculture officers urge farmers to rotate paddocks and avoid overcutting hay to prevent soil potash shortages. Tests show poor clovers and grasses invite weeds, while returned dung helps restore nutrients. Annual potash amendments cost-effective but pricey, prompting emphasis on pasture management and dung collection for soil fertility.
A brief note discusses etiquette at a wedding ceremony focusing on the groom’s role and seating or conduct expectations amid rituals. The item highlights social norms and audience responses during the event.
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