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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
2
Archie Graham wins a special prize at the EF Football Club Dance. News covers influenza recovery of F G Higham, Civil Service moves, and various society events including a Silver Children's Ball, a Girls Friendly Society party, a Swanbourne wedding, and a grand East Fremantle Ball with judges and prizewinners.
Guidance on gathering utensils and precise ingredient measures, oven management, cleanliness, and orderly workflow. Includes cleaning methods for white paint, leather coverings, brown shoes, and enamel bathroom taps with step by step instructions and timing.
The only son reveals his engagement to his family. Mothers and aunts critique the bride candidate’s looks and wealth while relatives poke fun. The son quietly defends her and notes her redeeming feature: she has no relatives.
A fashion note advises women to select colors carefully to look younger. It argues black can age or slim depending on complexion, while blue is often the most flattering shade, and heavy fabrics look older.
The article states that blue clothing flatters younger appearance, with light blues best for ash blonde hair and darker blues for darker or brown hair. It warns green, especially bright greens, ages most women, while auburn-haired individuals suit deep tones.
A historic piece extols the lemon as the finest fruit and a universal remedy. It cites medicinal uses for juice and rind, benefits for biliousness chills and coughs, dental cleansing, and eye health, plus historical notes on sailors and global exports from Sicily Murcia and Mar Jaga with London receiving many boxes annually.
A Fremantle church speech by a Labor minister sparks controversy over alleged anti war rhetoric. Articles discuss Labor apologists, Nationalist responses, electoral strategies, and calls for unity among Bruce and Page supporters to avert looming Labor gains.
At Fremantle the Advertising the Question of a Dock was hotly discussed by the Business Men's Association. Mr Farrell offered to fund pamphlets and distribution, and Mr Purrell was asked to submit a rough pamphlet draft. The group decided to write to the Minister for Works seeking a formal appraisal and possible action.
A distorted passage reflects garbled lines about glow and sparkle with references to diamonds and elves. The fragment includes unclear names and place mentions, ending with a mention of a cold temperature and a forest phrase.
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