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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
2
A 1920s report notes the Duke of Gloucester will bow instead of shaking hands at generic receptions while the Prince of Wales faced fatigue from constant handshakes. Speeches of welcome are to be brief with no broadcasting and no microphones. if longer, a copy must be provided in advance for a prepared reply.
The piece describes Mikrel introducing a new sheer freck style for evening wear featuring satin with a formal neckline, draped chiffon gowns, and a belt at the waist. Jenn Parker set a trend with jewelry, while Joan Crawford wore a red hip-length jacket over a white blouse in a white suit.
A tan pigskin jacket with a matching beret is a new fashion accessory for the modern girl. A four-clip zipper purse opens to reveal deep pockets. Virginia Bruce, MGM player, partners a coffee brown shirt and sweater with the set.
The article describes summer beach fashions and outfits shown by designers such as Adrian and Jo ane Crawford, with outfits including rope tied footwear and organza gowns. It also notes the Guyra Cricket Association and upcoming fixtures and imperial teams in a lengthy list of matches and clubs.
A wide stereos converteaste was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church Glen Innes on October 10. Elizabeth Eaton and Archie Turnbull of Glen Innes were married by Key Hunter Harraty in a fully choral service with white lilies and satin attire. The bride wore hilbed satin with a wreath of orange blossoms. bridesmaids wore white frocks. Julie Ogilvie was maid of honour, best man was Mr. Hastiessuig, and guests dined at a reception before a further visit to Melbourn. The couple will reside in Glen Innes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe market tensions around wheat and panikable trade, with references to Europe Britain and the Continent. Amid supply lines and labor concerns, pricing and bales are noted, while speculative mentions of dates and shipments appear with unclear details.
The article promotes Everylady's Journal October issue with fashion patterns, home crafts, and mothercraft pieces. It highlights the jewel fashion section inspired by Victoria, free patterns inside each copy, and a variety of designs for women of all ages. The ad notes available patterns for sewing, beachwear, and everyday wear, inviting readers to procure a copy with stamps or at 246 240 Stanley Street, West Melbourne.
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