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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
2
The article describes latest summer dress trends with sponge cloth and crepe fabrics, detailing sleeve shapes, buttoning, and draping. It notes coordinated coats and basques, striped and plain materials, and subtle design touches like embroidered washing silk or crepe de chine trims.
The article traces the development of evening university access since 1954 and notes leaders like Professor Hatlam and Mr Peter Board. It highlights 400 evening students with 165 teachers, the rise of domestic superior public schools, and a two year domestic courses culminating in a qualifying certificate. It also discusses compulsory evening continuation schooling and Dawson’s praise of facilities and cross national practices.
The article surveys fashionable garments with emphasis on fully washed outfits, a lime green restume, and one piece frocks. It notes lime green color, self-toned trims, and black belt accents, plus practical laundering ease and amateur-friendly designs.
A tribute to Sir William Lever frames romance as alive in industry. From a modest wholesale grocery start to Port Sunlight and global production, his enterprise supports thousands, with a self sustaining community and vast supply chains. The piece argues industry offers noble opportunities and future hope.
Delegates to the Annual Press Conference were entertained at a new building presenting a reproduction of Hotel Sydney. It promotes its advantages and attractions as an ideal place to stay with moderate tariffs and good table services for country residents visiting town.
A narrator notes readers in city trams focus on novels and newspapers. He contrasts a Quaker girl reading The Man Would Not Hang with a gossiping crowd and Garvice queens, linking taste to personality and social mood. The piece surveys reading habits, gendered reactions, and a fascination with crime fiction.
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