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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
3
A seventy year old man suffered severe sores that blistered and bled, keeping him from sleep and making work impossible. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment his symptoms faded in one week. His daughter had relief after a Cuticura treatment as well, prompting belief in the remedies. References note R. Towns & Co., Sydney.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment and Catharin Soap for infants children and adults. It claims relief from rashes itchings inflammations chafings and shaving irritation with gentle applications. The copy highlights toilet uses and implies universal efficacy across age groups and skin conditions.
Examination results show Mary J Scott and Keath Anglais Mo among top intermediate marks while Hie Gettin and Ming Dorvas achieve high maths and science scores. Rivas Fddeny, Pavnley NT Awake Meta, and the Prysonttl tian Vowwent receive notable honors. details reflect a strong overall performance with various student recognitions.
A fragmented report discusses Olympia Pictures at Vie Leis Theater with mentions of a film series starring SMe Pattee Teaghewrs and various cast and production notes. The piece hints at stages, dramatic performances, and forthcoming film events, though many words are garbled.
Shipping item details unreadable due to garbled OCR. The fragment mentions a date, a person named Mira and a place likely in need of clarification for proper summary.
In a garbled report a coastal trade dispute involving Metbuurir Stravestraph Ci leads to unexpected actions by a figure named Tonamelee. A confrontation with Haw Mahekee follows, with tensions rising over mediation and leverage.
Dalesty and Company Tid reports a quiet Dalesty and Company Market with little change from last week. Wheat and meat prices hover near prior levels while wool and ore show minor shifts. demand remains cautious as markets in Britain and Europe assess supply and upcoming seasons.
The article details a thin Malian water situation in Three Springs, noting a local well and proposed improvements. It mentions community figures such as Maley Hastiah Cynic Watson Glyde and Carter, plus plans for a new horse and farm enterprise, and expresses expectations of next year’s cultivation and employment efforts. It also references a stone restoration for Mes Koch and a potential public meeting on registration and arrangements at Lith Marete.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions TROVCTIET'S and URRESCIERIINEY THERES along with a list of unclear items. It references a state event or competition and a possible note about a team or individuals, but most names and places are unreadable.
Inter State Telegrams report Prime Minister Deakin addressing Gh Fogle last night on Progressive Land Tax. He states the government would not interfere with the Seuton’s revenue-raising prerogative while examining deface and noting proposed expenditures could reach 250,000.
The Delegate Board instructs a consultative hintlet on Momalay with owners and miners before a Ways Board meeting. If approved the strike will be resumed early next week, with former employees rehired under new terms. Opposition delayed passage amid tension in the Northern District.
In Geslay at Darlinghurst a prisoner near the dock fired a revolver while declaring innocence. The shot startled officers and the elderly accuser nearby. A constable seized him from behind and halted the attack. The gaol hospital later reported no serious wound.
In Sydney today Mrs Dwyer issued a warning against proposed importation of factory girls to Victorian factories. She argued wages for Mantle making, underclothing, and other work were pitiful and conditions harsh. A resolution urged Australian Labour Councils to inform English labor bodies of true facts, and a protest was planned to the Immigration Department.
Victoria Melbourne reports a sensational dayh dd exhibition at Queen's Uridoe where Houdini style acts entangled a diver in a locked neckchain. The performer plunged into the Yarra and resurfaced a minute later with the chains still around his neck, heightening public intrigue.
Melbourne dispatch notes another Beaufort rail accident with minor damage and no injuries. A goods van derailed from the rails at Beaufort, with wheels lifting from sleepers as authorities assess the line for repairs.
In Melbourne today a widow named Mrs Cauisell was found dead with a gaping throat wound. A pair of scissors lay near the body, and police indicate the instrument was used in the death.
A terse, promotional note claims Wolfe's apps benefit every household and urges broad adoption. It emphasizes accessibility and utility without detailing specific features or costs.
Telegrams describe the ongoing hearing in the Ronald v. Matpor case against Patrick Hiob for suborning witnesses. Witnesses details include false statements about Mr Renal, beverage influence, and deposed events. Multiple witnesses indicate money involved and potential conflicts of interest, with testimony referencing Tim Till and Tim Rouakt amid a disorderly scene.
The Turf notes racing results from Melbourne with several horses clocking fast times over five and six furlongs. Key results include Prine Konte at six furlongs in 1 17, Queen of Seats five furlongs in 1.4, Bodlor six furlongs in 1 293, Comedy King over six furlongs in 1 174, and Daisy Chui running five furlongs in 1572. Odds and market betting adjustments are mentioned.
A youth named George Cridlamt was attacked yesterday afternoon between noon and 4 PM near Sunbury. He was sitting on a skowkk'r when struck in the back and leg, then dragged toward shore in an exhausted state.
A man named James Dymock was found dead at the Plymptem Hlesteath G.1 Uris hotel yard this morning by a hotel employee. The body was taken to the Morgue for examination. Authorities say there are suspicions tied to a state or organization in connection with Dymack's death.
Perth Pot 17. Strikers at the Lyell Superprospective Works North Premants have returned to work at the rate of pay eight shillings per day while awaiting the state’s decision. Mr McKay, head of the works, says the matter will be discussed and a settlement arrived at.
Markets at Perth railway yards show thin demand with 22 trucks of wheat, seven trucks male, and three trucks straw noted. Prime crode at 4/2 is rare, medium cargos around 34/7/6 and 3/5, with oats and oat varieties largely unsold or damaged, prices down to 3/7/8.
A Melbourne man describes severe sciatic pain and crippling symptoms. He says after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills and Whey, his condition eased enough to resume daily tasks, noting the pills were available from chemists or by mail.
A reception for Bishop Kelly was held at the Pawn Hall with many notables present including the Mayor and Mayoress of Geraldton, Rev. Parmer Thily, Mr Carson, and other officials. The Lordship spoke at length, outlining a plan and a forthcoming report. The event featured a light program and refreshments, and attracted broad community interest.
A fragmentary note questions why Wolfe's Scapps is preferred over an ordinary spirit, suggesting a local taste or name choice without clear context or outcome. The readable text hints at a stylistic or brand preference, but lacks concrete details.
A vintage tasting note touts Wolfe’s Schnapps as exceptionally pure aged and recommended to deliver lasting exhilaration.
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