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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
2
Ladies receive a fashionable selection of dresses in amethyst vieux rose cinnamon sky helio reseda browns and avys. The range showcases the season's colors and styles in leading shades for chic daytime and evening wear.
The note indicates a partial list of specials referenced earlier and expresses openness to additional items not enumerated. It emphasizes that the list is not exhaustive and invites further input or clarification.
A speaker argues that child sexuality and parental neglect threaten society. He cites Judge Lind, a Victoria appeal, and a Norwich bishop, claiming mothers and fathers bear fault for divorce, desertion, and social ills. The piece presses for frank discussion to prevent national decay.
A damaged OCR fragment references divorce cases and marital misconduct. It mentions harm, poison and mistresses in a vague legal context. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the snippet implies court action or proceedings related to marital disputes.
The report covers a Druids Dramatic Company performance with strong attendance and appeals for funds. It notes Mrs Tyuss bo’s transport to Traralgon Hospital, local electricity debates, and plans for wartime training and civic entertainments. It mentions Toongatchie ratepayers hosting W H Goodwin and community social events in Mechanics Hall, plus war service notes and a violent incident in regional news.
A Glengarry notices a local dance at The M Tics Hall planned by the publican and organizers with proceeds to a charity. The piece warns of inflation risks, urging readers to attend and support by buying tickets, while mentioning officials Messrs Pratt and Loong.
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