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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1917
Page
3
Europe News reports United States deepening its war effort with Germany's Mexican intrigues and potential threats from Villa. French Parliament erupts in demos while the U S ambassador is cheered, signaling mounting tension and public interest.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mr Miller and a correspondent in Healings ame abel cape, references to President Uar and Messier Umlleses Drom die Dat, plus a Chines entry and Materien war. Many garbled words and lines make precise events hard to determine.
Telegrams report that Connolly resigns as agent general to oversee the estate of Winthrop Thackett. George Mortall is named as governor of the Wickham affair with expected duties at Perth and surrounding districts.
John W. Doyle, secretary of the Eight Hour and Labor Demonstration Committee, Sydney, writes July 1 1916 praising Hean's Essence as exceptionally good to mend for colds with rapid action. The product is available from chemist stores at two shillings per bottle.
A fragmentary ad promotes the Victoria Saloon with promises of thrift and value. It touts phrases like Economise and “gathers” rewards from the Ale Fountain as a cue to attract patrons.
An explosive by election in Geraldton features Nationalist candidate Elott backed by Sir Ed Ward Wittenoom addressing a packed Town Mall audience. Party lines blur as issues include war funding, conscription, and postwar policy while supporters rally for the nationalist stance.
Advance purchases give Supreme Value in all departments. Store highlights include blankets, menswear, outerwear, boots, ladies and children's undergarments, corsets, and coats. New stock opened today with heavy emphasis on winter goods, fabrics, and fashion items.
Weuralgia pains often strike at the same evening hour for many sufferers while day relief varies. Heat applications such as hot water bags or salt packs provide temporary comfort. Neuralgia stems from nerve nutrition lack. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to feed nerves by improving blood and provide elements needed for nerve health. A booklet on nervous system treatment is available free from Dr Williams Medicine in Sydney.
In Geraldton a fire brigades demonstration drew officials and attendees to observe tactics and equipment on display. The event showcased response procedures, with seniors and junior members participating in drills and the audience asked questions about fire safety and emergency readiness.
A Redfern mother details her two year old son Joseph’s severe facial skin eruption. After failed remedies and a doctor’s warning of poison, Zam-Buk provided immediate soothing relief and healed the sore areas, with the family keeping Zam-Buk handy for future accidents. The note urges Zam-Buk as a useful household remedy available from chemists and stores.
Fragmentary market notice lists knitting wool brands and items such as double skein Anda Siam scleet Shetland Wool parka and related goods. Readers are prompted to shop at local stores including ALDWIN'S.
A garbled church notices item lists St Xavier’s Mass and Presbyterian minister references. The text includes names that are unreadable or corrupted, with scattered phrases about Latins and a health related note.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wesley Coe and a firemen’s service or event, with unclear references to anthem and honor roles. The legible names include Wesley Coe and Jenkins, with scattered phrases about a special service and community gathering.
The Rasubea steamship from Derby via ports arrived at thin port early yesterday morning. She discharged no cargo here, took on water and three passengers Mr and Mrs W Giles and Mr A Kember, then resumed voyage to Fremantle after a short stay of one hour and a half.
A vivid ad line extols a fizzy beverage praised for utmost care and attention in every serving. The slogan highlights a brash cool persona, presenting the product as lively and memorable in its branding.
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