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Newspaper
Fremantle Herald
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
A long social notes piece recalls a Yale area Cinderella dance week wrapped in a lively, detailed party scene. The report lists attendees, outfits, and decorations, noting elegant gowns, jewelry, and the festive atmosphere throughout the event.
The passage details a lavish dress parade with many names and outfits. Mrs Lowder and Miss Wadsall feature in blue satin and crystal accents. Guests include Mrs H Fothergill and Miss Ivy, with descriptions of fabrics such as satin net and floral chiffon. The event features music, a rocked stage, and a procession led by officials and stewards. The narrative full of era-specific attire and ceremonial pomp captures a social gathering's atmosphere and ongoing preparations by Marjorie Anderson's committee.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fremanele sailors and rest amid wartime, with unclear context and garbled phrasing. Likely a brief wartime update or notice referencing sailors and a rest period. The readable segments indicate a naval theme around Fremanele and a wartime backdrop.
A garbled column blends theatre gossip with character sketches and a risqué aside about a poet performer nicknamed Nabby. It references a forthcoming new skipper and a local chief, plus a playful warning about a letter writer’s censorship and a curious call for restraint. The piece moves through names, places, and obscure anecdotes with a satirical, stage‑oriented flavor and a final quip about Day of the Lord.
In a tense match at the waterfront arena, Ginny and Tike edged out their rivals by a small margin. The crowd cheered as key players from both sides delivered crucial points and defense.
A Lancashire case splits birth records after a wife bore a son and six weeks later a sister. Doctors deem the children twins from a medical view, while insurance commissioners dispute. The father’s entitlements under the Insurance Act hinge on whether the children are counted as one or two.
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