Braybrook smells debate ends with plan to act
At Braybrook council Dr. Treloar urged eliminating factory odors to boost living conditions. Health Officer Dr. Adamson supported abolition of Powell Drier while noting trades can operate with less nuisance. Councillors agreed to a visit to factories to learn more and consider actions. Elocution pupils at London College of Music also noted.
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Braybrook
Nobel
Treloar
Deer Park
Adamson
Pennell
Drayton
Dmcer
Tilburn
Amerles
Dr. Drayton
Council
Oxley
Lowe
Thin Memue
Great Variety of Costumes at Juvenile Ball
A large crowd attended the Juvenile Fancy Dress Ball at the Masonic Hall under St. Mark's auspices. Children and guests wore imaginative costumes from Red Indians to Tommy Atkins, with prizes awarded for best posters and outfits. Judges faced headaches but selections were announced for multiple category winners.
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St. Mark's
Masonic Hall
Jone
Tommy Atkins
McDonald
Bo-Peep
Gwen Matthewn
Edith Brown
Mary Duthie
Arnold Whitehead
Pelaco
Mavin Dean
Frances Kraune
Wanda Malone
Paty Miller
Kathleen Por
Smell science and mystery clash in Braybrook spoof dialogue
A Victorian era style dialogue spoof with Dr Watson and Sherlock Holmes discussing smell, air pollution from Braybrook factories, and detection methods. The piece envisions fables of future tech like centralized perfume detection and wireless bells, ending with local cricket results and a postponed concert.
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Dr. Wson
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
Bherlock Holme
Watwon
Sherlock Holmen
Watson
Watsons
Braybrook
Treloar
Conan Doyle
Dr. Trelo
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R.k.mcdonald Pharmaceutical Chemist
Hampshire Road
Sunbbine
London College of Music
Marie Bt. Clair
Joan Parkinson
Hestie McArthur
Alex Davidson
Aldswyth Rundle
Hazel Mandly
Jean Hoffman
Temer
Pearce
Ryan
Greig
Steedman
Olarensha
Bult
Prewitt
Powell
Ferent
Attin
Lorox Harwood
Mary Harwood
Advocate
Lorraine
Yarraville
Doris Brown
Doreen Fiulmner
Lorna Brown
Merle Malone
Leslie Tandy
Laurie Faulkiner
Billy Brown
Kevin Morrinsay
M. Gillman
J. Gillman
J. Onwin
M. Varice N
Maloney
M. Gardiner
B. Brown
M. Clifton
Ermie Showell
Gipey Boy
Lily Thompson
Jean MecCarnty
Robur Toa
Lily Showell
Evelyn Shilton
Dorothy Dean
Powder
Dorothy Parsons
Bramo
Olive Sutherland
Bob Parsons
Hunting Bull
Joan Hollingaheul
Seilor
Betty Markham
Jack Hein
Colleen Bawn
Marie Dodson
Red Crouse
Kathleen Kenison
Dorothy White
Lucky Moon
Shirley Mechan
Lionel Barner
Betty Barner
Trish
Margaret and
Arlie Vance
Olive Ward
Irene Ward
Ron Rye
Gloria Compton
Gaby Doll
Normalum
Marjorie Crompton
Shell—Albert
Lillian Lynch
Satde
Reg
Clark
Merle Clark
Hilda Brown
Sheila Nelson
Elva Mallish
Enid Smalley
Monica Atwolom
Shirley Riley
Bruce
Ralph
Noel Robinson
Vernon Patrick
Ina Draper
Nora Hayes
Kathleen Lawsor
Lorna Mellish
Mavin Kectom
A. Bickley
A. Héughley
Mr. Bickley
A. Galbraith
Sunshine
Footscray Hartiers
Western Reserve
My Dear
Nigger Minstrels
Lo.r. Cricket Club
Ronald P. Griffiths
F.v.0.a. Nme Oonning
Forges Nicholson
Footscray
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