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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
4
Telegraph style notice lists mail schedules and offices from Geraldton to various towns. It notes post times, station calls, and names of carriers and firms. The piece blends place names, dates, and times in a dense, period voice with scattered OCR errors.
The Patroitic Fund Committee met to allocate funds for military pay to injured and married Australian Imperial Force families. The committee reviewed the main financial allotment a soldier with children must provide to his wife, set at 21 weekly, based on the scale.
The Western Australia Post Office Directory issue is hailed as a valuable commercial tool extending WA's profile globally. It highlights vast territorial coverage, year‑long publicity for advertisers, and three index classifications including Trades and Business addresses, with leading publishers and firms noted.
In a tense post at the Marinersley scene, Inspector Cortelyon and detective Quinton chase the vanished Stead and a cache of diamonds. Quinton questions alibis, Hibbert reports Steinthal is dead, and Stead’s escape unsettles the local community as two suspicious walkers vanish. The manhunt widens across the valley as rumors spread.
The article lists many silent film stars with nicknames given by fans, such as Daphne Wayne as the Biograph Blonde and Mae Linder as The Masher, noting their fame across studios like Selig and Ruth Roland with titles like Merry Ruth. It also mentions agents and suppliers promoting film news and quirky household tips, including a tip about keeping a teapot odor free with sugar and stain removal methods.
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