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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
2
The schedule lists Saturday services from 10.19 am to 3.10 pm hourly then half hourly to 10.10 pm. Sunday services run 10.25 am then half hourly to 2.10 pm with quarter hourly to 10.10 pm, noting a 12.25 exception.
A local column highlights social happenings and personalities. Mrs G Lovegrove returns home improved after a prolonged hospital stay. Mrs Hendry resumes her popular dancing classes in late April. Mr M'Leod of Spearwood continues recovery from illness. A Continental in aid of the Free Kindergarten attended by Webb and Gill, drawing many old friends. Eve the cave man costume prize winner at the Fruit Ball. Chic Chic Company to perform April 6 at Trades Hall for the Infants Welfare Sewerage Fund.
The notice records the forthcoming marriage of William Marshall Brown of Bridgetown to Jeanette Anne Poole of Boulder at Victoria Park Methodist Church on March 17. It notes Jeanette is daughter of the late William Poole and Jane Beck and William is son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
A fragmented critique rails against Oscar Auche suit against J C Williamson Ltd over lavish terms and theatre perks. It questions Singapore base defence funding, mocks American culture and Japan, pleads for open diplomacy and transparency, and denounces secret foreign policy tied to imperial powers.
A revived Cottesloe Vigilance Association reopens after nine years to defend ratepayers interests amid Cottesloe Municipal Administration concerns. A March 24 meeting elected officers, urged residents to join, and warned apathy harms ratepayer rights while stressing a watchdog role against waste and legal breaches. Inspector Smith urged female involvement with the Life Saving Club. notes on beach safety and a broken bottle issue were mentioned. Mrs Cook plans Eastern States trip with daughter Florence Cook.
An opinion piece questions when fruit is considered cheap and argues prices in shop windows mislead customers. It notes 3d to 4d per pound greens and critiques growers for selling at high rates while wasting surplus fruit, calling for fair pricing to reward growers and prevent waste.
A rough, largely unclear extract laments cruelty in asylums and mocks a crossword clue about a certain coffee craving. The text references lunacy and a crude rhyme about crosses and crooks without didactic details or identifiable persons or events.
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