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Newspaper
Fremantle The Advertiser
Location
Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
Fremantle crowd hears plans for dances and balls as the 44th Battalion social calendar fills June and July. Cecelia Anderson directs ballets at the Swan Street ball and Miss Myrtle Crellin judges North Fremantle costumes.
Miss KK Maher earns congratulations for the Lingerie Club and relocates to Market Street near Miss Hardy's agency. She now handles hosiery underclothing and art needlework with the club and serves as agent for Cherry's Cleaners of Claremont.
The Soccer Club lost again on Saturday and faces Welshpool next week as plans for a win at half time are floated. Ned, resembling Ned Kelly, is popular in football circles. A navvy camp at Spearwood siding raises rail concerns while banks close for royal celebrations. Unemployment fund dancers, driver chatter, bus seating shifts, and a Spearwood Aberdonian seeking wireless trials close this sequence of local notes.
An opinion piece argues Australian troubles stem from selfishness across classes. It contrasts the rich who guard assets with workers relying on government aid, urging shared sacrifice and a return to Mount ideal ethics to strengthen national progress and global standing.
Under the auspices of the Protestant Unity League a lecture is set for Monday at 8 pm in Victoria Hall. Captain Cowland of the Church Army will discuss Slum and Prison Work in and Around London. The PUL orchestra will provide music and a collection will be taken for the Church Army and the PUL Distress Fund. All are invited.
Fremantle photographer F. R. Peterson displays a letter from a prominent Fremantle medical man praising an enlargement. The note commends attention to child portraits and calls it a real work of art, with a suggestion others should use his services. The studio is next to the Princess Theatre on Market Street.
The ad touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a first aid for coughs colds and influenza, promoted as a quick relief remedy from a general practitioner or shopkeeper era.
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