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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
4
A caregiver details how Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared a baby's eczema after many failed treatments. After trying various remedies from a drug store, the mother used Cuticura products and the baby's skin became clear and healthy. The account, dated 1908 1909, endorses Cuticura from Bennington Vermont and Sydney.
A damaged note claims about curing pimples with Cuticura Resolvent over ten days. Mentions a doctor and 1914 US context, with unclear names and fragmented phrases. The readable items reference recovery and skin treatment by Cuticura products amid a brief medical claim.
Melbourne dispatch reports the Prime Minister's reply in the House of Representatives about distribution to the states and a constitutional timing plan. Ambiguity surrounds how funds and trust allocations would be distinguished and implemented by year end.
At Sydney on August 3 a girl's suspicious death prompted protection concerns and a formal inquiry. Authorities investigate circumstances surrounding the minor's passing. The case draws attention to safeguarding measures and potential welfare actions.
An August Sydney column misreads a sensational incident, alleging a soapbox of wild claims about a supposed sea man’s manslaughter, a boy witness, and a local man Artie Lord. The piece mocks Christian science reactions and references a prosecutor’s “coroner” tease, all amid fragmented text and disbelief.
Report from Wellington notes trouble at the Paparoa coal mine that halted operations and left workers uncertain about compensation and pay amid unsettled conditions. The brief dispatch details disruption at the site and its impact on production.
The Parliamentary Labor 4 party selected Mr Scaddan as Leader amid remarks that parliamentary work is harder due to funding gaps. The speaker credited loan expenditures for the state's strong position and noted ongoing issues with sales and voter influence.
A group including public bodies and MPs plan to wait on the promoter in Perth this Friday to demand immediate construction of the Norseman Esperence railway, aiming to prepare farms for settlement near Kalgoorlie.
The monthly meeting of the Road Board was held at Rand om Center with members present including R. J. Wilton and L. Duncan. Minutes were read and confirmed. discussions covered Crown Solicitor matters, road extensions, weed inspectors under the Noxious Weeds Act, surveys on Lec. 2207, agricultural pricing, and school access roads.
Fragmented records show a district meeting approving visitor reception rules and a 3 percent fund, plus instructions to procure a cupboard. Fresh work includes gravelling by Walkaway station and several road projects with supervisors assigned to tasks such as Kennedy road, Gregory road, and McCartney road improvements.
London Daily Mall prints a home made hair tonic formula praised for hair growth stopping hair loss and dandruff. The recipe uses Bay Rum Lavona de Composer crystals and optional French perfume to scent the mixture. Apply nightly and morning with a short-tipped applicator for best results.
A Geraldton Sunday trading case sees William Henry James convicted under the Wines Beer and Spirits Sale Act. appeal allowed in the Full Court after hearings led by Justice Rontis and Mr J McMillan. Prosecution details recount April 3 midnight events at the Commonwealth Hotel involving A V Stewart and others.
In a ruling, Justice McMillan held the conviction invalid due to lack of proof the appellant held the Commonwealth Hotel license. The magistrate had treated notoriety as sufficient, but the court required formal proof of license ownership. Justice Root concurred, and the appellant was discharged.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century advertisement shows a dramatic, misspelled lament about illness and cold, followed by a bold claim that LINSEED COMPOUND offers proven efficacy for chest complaints and colds. Also references Wolfe's Schinap hs headlines.
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