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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
3
Wing announces a swift sale to reduce a large stock of drapery underclothing mercery gloves laces trimmings dresses fancy silks prints linen ribbons men’s clothing and boots and shoes as fresh goods arrive by each steamer at unheard of Geraldton prices.
Powdered by unclear telegraph notes, the report indicates Johnson shaping his own team for the world championship with Pemmy Jene arriving in Hod and preparations ongoing in February. The brief mentions Landon and Championship context, with Johnson aiming to control the match setup.
Three armed robbers stormed a city railway station in Paris tearing through the crowd and prompting a swift police response. Gendarmes captured one suspect while others fled. a second group involved in the disturbance was pursued by the authorities. Train services faced disruption as tramways workers joined in the strike, with several reinstated after negotiations. In Adelaide and Musbané reports the strike rippled through, with police maintaining order and ministers reporting operations continuing in essential services.
A garbled local meteorology note lists numbers and names such as Patrick Pullen and Hauie O'Melen with references to 81 degrees and same day gas concerns. The fragmentary text mentions Melbourne and gas issues but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A chaotic column from Sydney discusses Labor and Ministration, power shifts, and proposed policies. It critiques violence risk, trade disruption, and strikes while noting public sentiment and media coverage, including mentions of workers and political figures.
State and Perth area workers face disruption as transport crews threaten stoppages. Reports note tensions over management policy and possible government mediation. no details on parties or dates available.
In Hobart the nursing scheme meeting draws delegates from regional papers as leaders debate media influence and public funding. Observers note the Australian Journal and Perth outlets face slowdowns while editors praise or critique state press practices and tourism chatter around Melbourne Hobart travel news.
The Local Teller County Socialist Party of Colorsath warns that an alleged capitalist driven plan to import workers into California is a broader ploy to undermine the producing class. The warning cites International Socialist Bureau actions and urges socialists and papers nationwide to expose the migration scheme.
Fragmented text describes a patient named Mrs MW Swain experiencing bilious attacks and liver trouble with headaches, loss of appetite, and energy fluctuations. The narrative mentions Hyby Beans and a health remedy claiming gradual restoration of normal function and renewed vitality.
The university subfeet ceremony at King's Hall drew notable attendees including Miele and Adeimis. A featured performance by Merl 4s and a late-night display highlighted the evening, with references to the Wise Theween and Christian influence shaping the scene. The event wrapped after Mane Hay delivered pre-wilt remarks and noted the long-standing ties to Le Tarest.
An advert promises William Pink Pills as a remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. It claims to restore digestion, tone nerves and glands, and notes a 24 hour relief claim. The piece lists distributors and locations in multiple towns.
A reader describes a severe skin affection covering the body from head to foot. Symptoms include painful sores, itching, and swelling. After trying soap and various applications, relief came gradually as treatments seemed to lessen the discomfort.
A chaotic and crowded ratepayers meeting at Nahawah School discussed proposed sites for a taxpayer project. Debate focused on the Nahant site versus alternatives, with arguments about suitability and legal considerations.
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