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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
3
A 1967 report details a long trial with Cutleurm and Gnthure Oint, touting relief from severe skin torture after extensive failure with others. A user describes rapid itch relief commencing April, crediting Cutlura products and a later examination that cites medical interest in the case.
A garbled OCR note describes Perth produce sales at railway yards with tolling actions and wheat lots. It mentions multiple consignments and prices per ton, plus references to workers or firms, but details are unclear due to text damage. The item reads like a brief commodity dispatch or ledger entry from a historical rail yard.
A noisy, fragmented description outlines an adaptation involving Convict 796 and a romance with a girl friend. The narrative threads mention imagined cinema style sequences, a capital lettered title, and a sensational plot about growth through crime, love, and danger. The piece reads as a film serial era promotional text with uncertain details.
A densely jumbled column contains names, places, and social snippets. References include Maud, Tammy, Northam, Wats, Miss Wils Sauyth, Porte ty, and Sir Grunge Reid, with scattered remarks on theatre, nursing, chemistry, and public spaces. The piece reads like a rough, multi‑topic page collage from a late era newspaper.
A jumble of cricket, politics and local news sketches framed by mentions of South Africa Australia Melbourne and Meckatharra. The piece touches Paddy Lawler at Northampton, Zalinee Liberal candidate for Mine Bunbury, and Meckatharra ward remarks while noting a jet-black rab and a Gerabendon management change.
Readable excerpt lists pupils at Trinity College of Music and names several students and a teacher. It notes results of an examination, mentions Preparatory Gate, and lists several students such as Elva Pickering Doris Tran Renuuntele and Nirman Sher with associated ages or roles.
Fragments describe a stock sale event with names such as Mra James, Axel, and Wolters, plus references to a place Moony and times like 2100 Hemeary and 44 12 am. The text is garbled, contains errant words, and lacks coherent details or dates. No clear organization, location, or actionable deadline can be established from the readable material.
Mrs. Watts of Towanda Tawnaville reports a five year struggle with indigesting pain, heartburn, and weight loss. After trying multiple remedies she credits Dr. Williams Pink Pills for relief, noting restored appetite and chest comfort. Pills cost 4/9 per box, six boxes 15/8, from Williams Medicine Co. in Perth.
Victoria Pictures presents new film selections with artistically varied titles. A feature on Pathé’s Animated Gazette promises insight into Pathe's releases amid a metropolitan press buzz. The Last at the Saxons and other historical dramas are highlighted, including a possible Harold-based production, with production notes from Mr. Winshaw Churehill.
A large attendance at a farm sale saw cattle fetch prices with horses and machinery selling well. Items included Harrow ploughs and a binder, with prices recorded. A meeting of the Gorukhon Building Society was announced for Monday evening to discuss director positions and the society’s future.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions fatigue and tonic use with unclear context and several garbled words, offering little actionable information beyond a stray reference to remedies.
Telegrams report a deadly mudslide in New Zealand in presence of the mother and family. A violent collapse trapped occupants on the upper floor and engulfed the stairwell. Two children were found dead and four others were seriously injured, with one husband killed. Nine others were injured as the house was torn apart.
In Victoria Melbourne several horse names appear in a garbled OCR listing for the Oakleigh Plate. The fragment mentions Velrity, Gul Thread, Sey jlarions, Gizundra, Bidar, Mie igus, Wieht Naas, Lawtyke, Brio ong, Suntike and other odd spellings. The passage lacks clear event details or outcomes.
In Melbourne a dispute involves 9 006 men affected by employer and union refusals during a strike period. Talks with representatives of Anion and Sumolyine proprietors failed, leading to workers being sent back to work amid ongoing tension at a local factory and pub. The scene included confrontations and questions over wage principles and official responses.
Alfred Wilson Smart was found guilty and sentenced to death after a Perth trial last night. The Crown prosecutor outlined the evidence, the jury deliberated briefly, and the judge adjourned sentencing citing grave evils and public safety. The defendant showed indifference in response, and the court warned against appeals or further delays.
A chaotic transcript describes a grim court scene ending with a death sentence. The accused, Durie, shows no emotion as the judge announces the punishment while officers maintain order. A grim procession leads to the cell and the crowd awaits the formal conclusion of the case.
Mev huebhart reports that the Perivlis Mec reform trial proceeded with the expected news due to a decision granting six exemptions. The piece details adjustments in service arrangements, new installations, and stakeholder reactions as public utilities and local figures respond to policy shifts.
Fragmented OCR listing by Fuller and Co detailing costumes, hats, fabrics, and remnant sales. Mentions American Collars Helix Motives and various fabric weights, with reminders of new goods and bargain pricing.
Fragmented correspondence discusses October to April burn bans, ownership notices, and enforcement under acts. It mentions burn prohibitions, required acreage notices, and government attention. Also references warehouse sales and ongoing commercial promotions in Geraldton area.
A patient recounts a severe insect bite causing marked swelling and pain. Treatments included canine remedies and multiple topical applications, with gradual improvement after several weeks using Zam-Hak and Zandak products, culminating in partial recovery and removal of treated tissue.
Fragments recount a parliamentary fight over railway policy involving Gardiner, Mr Trrawhree Gardiner, and the Mid lard Railway Company. The dispute centers on government actions seen as crippling the line and forcing asset sales, with references to the Wilson Government, Parliament resolutions, and broader impact on Fremantle trade.
A historical fragment details Mr Chapman and Mr Power of Lhe bes rotlee tioh, describing ferns and cryptogams grown in a Porth collection. It covers species like Nephrolepis, Regalnias, and an Indian plant with perfumed prods, noting cultivation under glass, plant movement, and the care of various tropical specimens in a Queensland florist setting.
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