GIRL EXPLORERS TO WALK CAPE TOWN TO CAIRO
Two Aueraan women from Lye plan a trek from Cape Town to Cairo in high boots and breeches. Miss Dinham a Sydney author and publicity manager aims to photograph and write about the expedition.
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Newspaper
Port Pirie Recorder
Location
Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
4
Two Aueraan women from Lye plan a trek from Cape Town to Cairo in high boots and breeches. Miss Dinham a Sydney author and publicity manager aims to photograph and write about the expedition.
London analysts say Britain faces years before a true gold standard can resume. War losses, rising prices, and Treasury notes limit gold currency. experts favor controlled paper money for internal trade while restoring note convertibility to gold only.
An old advertisement touts HEENZO cough and flu remedy claiming you can bottle a thirty two ounce supply by adding water and sweetening. It promises eight bottles of medicine for coughs colds croup flu whooping cough and bronchitis at a fraction of the cost of ready made mixtures with HEENZO priced at 2 shillings and 1 penny per tin.
The article describes Dr Guthrie at St Mark's Church attracting attention with a series of lectures and pastoral projects. It notes controversial stage- and dance-like displays, plans to beautify the building, and a program of psychoanalytic and spiritual guidance, including private consultations twice a month.
On May 25 at Starks Hall Solo Montown a silver wedding was celebrated for Mr J G Sasidt. A lively party with dancing and singing followed with music by Mrs Brown. The hall was decorated in pink and white.
A Fox dispatch says French forces in the Tanouat region pulled back following the destruction of several posts that linked the French with tribes now siding with the rebels. Enemy concentrations are reported north of Beniderkoub.
A Kirkintilloch review discusses past dry years, wartime trade limits, and the town’s finances. It notes reduced taxes in 1922, a £900 minimal balance for poor relief, rising bank deposits, and a milk trade surge from 43 000 to 153 000 gallons in 1944 versus 1922. Infant mortality hit a record low of 0 1 per thousand in 1944 after 1 36 per thousand in 1922. The town boasted a municipal vine, dancing, and hawk.
Fragmentary OCR shows an offer to call and inspect at Depot 124 Florence Street with a supplier named A. E. W. Novice and a note about quality chaff and substantial orders amid partial street fire context.
English portrait painter Reginald Eves comments on modern women’s dress influencing portraiture trends. He argues simpler frocks with short skirts suit today’s sitters, while Mrs Siddons notes changes reflect shifting femininity and artistry. Compton and Hard add that despite fads, more beautiful women exist now than in the past.
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