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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
4
A garbled report notes a next week delivery of seven thousand tons of wheat from Argentina to New South Wales. It mentions legal oversight by Attorney General and a follow on shipment of a large amount, with payments and consumption tied to the import.
A historical clipping details the Geelong Red Cross Society fundraising and donations. It lists numerous individuals and organizations contributing cash and in kind items including clothing, household goods, linens, and food, with many names, places, and amounts noted. The section reflects a community effort with broad participation across clubs, churches, and families.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a court or administrative notice mentioning Tadigertion and individuals Ridney Poniplainte and Liversod. Details are incomplete but imply a formal quotation or citation within a legal or official proceeding.
In a chaotic parliamentary scene observers report Mr Anstey pressing the government amid food supply failures. The Labor Party faced protests as authorities struggled to curb unrest and maintain order while officials blamed opponents and external factors for shortages.
The article reports Mamorath withdrawing his resignation during a special meeting at Trades Hall after discussions with leaders, amid accusations and speculation about his stance on a treaty or alliance. A statement from M Grath claims various protestations and a plan to influence the campaign, with no immediate resignation forthcoming.
In a tight election, Peake secures a seat amid a wave of emotion and close returns. Bumdyy-Thee by-emotion for Alexandrvia thiwmich MO stands, with Maus resightag in favor at Biners Peele and Foonten. Five outstanding polls may alter the result as the tie pulls near.
Warranted proclamation warns against constitutionally framed claims. Mentions grave puning and urinary gland, kidney disorders, and quack medical goods. Referral to vendors and sellers across an unspecified market.
The Newtown church held a late night sermon by Rev. GC Neville praising wartime sacrifice. The address urged steadfast patriotism, denounced pacifism, and urged a religious motive for supporting national effort, quoting scripture and calling for unity in the face of conflict.
Axese depart on Sttneday with troupes from Port Medbcairie as part of a mission. The musicians and visitors, including Nuit Ean Sone, were welcomed by the Bhan of hold and a council of expeditionary forges.
A damaged OCR fragment describes book sales and pricing in a gloomy listing. It mentions Griffiths SFAR store and Subscriptuli SIE with unclear volumes and periods. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or places beyond generic references.
A long report outlines debate in Parliament on government wartime actions, party relations, and Labor Party organization. It discusses the latest votes, ministerial moves, and proposed laws, with references to figures in Australia’s government and opposition.
A historical medical claim proposes that rheumatism improves when the blood is thinned by a treatment using a product called Dry Wal iam Pink Bill e. The article cites a Dr Williams and a Dr Wilkinrays Pink Pills as remedies promoted by a medical writer, with warnings about blood and rheumatic symptoms and references to a publication and druggist-selling context.
Fragmented OCR text discusses crop success, feeding for horses, straw, and dairy questions. References to government, state, and individuals suggest a chaotic public record or editorial snippet with multiple names and places, but most details are garbled and uncertain.
The fragmentary text names a former speaker and notes his death in Extendos, mentioning a will that leaves £372 to his widow and relatives. It references a state visit to Australia and a ceremonial context with figures like John Tri and Abeedeenstieel in a garbled account.
A busy maker named Ayit Ching Dee reported to the police regarding jewellery valued at £50. The fragment mentions a midrow of premises and a strongbox but lacks clear context. Further details are unreadable in the source.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Aldermanic figures and alleged letters linking to central records. The piece references threats, conspiratorial boasting, and looming state actions, with mentions of a prominent figure and a broad European context. The readable portions hint at political tension and public warnings.
Fragmented text reports an alleged conspiracy case involving a figure called Hordy Froaeh and others including Kilpatesets Laniel Millahoy detective and Jordyn about a trial. Mentions a bond, stamps, and whimsical names, with limited readable details.
A lively program at Tong Theatre opened with Tongat's lecture on Kipling and a slate of dramatic and musical offerings. The Geelong Theatre and Keystone comics share top billing with live sketches, musical numbers, and a collection of Australian acts. A large audience attended the Saturday matinee and evening shows, with scenes from war dramas and sentimental pieces drawing praise.
Fragmentary OCR note references SuCar Deliveries and the Refining Company. Mentions supply details for South Malay and May deliveries amid threatened shortages. Contains garbled figures and locations including Illinois and Victoria but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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