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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
3
European War notes focus on Sir Edward Carson urging national unity with the Navy. New and improved British submarines and stronger naval defences are highlighted. Neutral reports mention a large disaster in Germany and violent Dresden explosions. The Arch-Traitor’s imminent appearance and the destroyer of the s s Housatonic are cited in latest cables.
A fragmented report discusses the anti submarine program and maritime strategy. It notes questions about navigation, construction, and trade disruption, praising merchant shipping service and the need to balance shipbuilding with compensations while delaying the submarine menace.
Unclear text describes explosions at a Dresden factory or plant during wartime. Mentions Mary Tony and 404 workers with one epicenter causing fatalities. Sources indicate a tragic incident with large casualties and subsequent concealment by authorities.
In New York a captain of a vessel aboard the Mousatonie claims ownership and seeks relief under sea law. The case centers on a disputed possession and the legal duties of the crew aboard the shown vessel. The article notes the claim involves maritime authority and potential adjudication.
Secretary John W. Doyle writes on July 1, 1815 that HEAN'S ESSENCE is exceptionally good for colds, with moderate price and rapid action. He urges workers with large families to consider it, noting availability at Emi’s and Stores and suggesting throat remedy use.
An Athlone despatch details Allied war aims and German threats, noting statements on not seeking territorial gains and defending Mesopotamia. Parliament debates cover naval losses, munitions, and Home Front mobilization, with reports on strikes, inflation, and leadership remarks from Viscount Grey and Lord Curzon.
A Vienna professor highlights exclusive oatmeal regimens for diabetes, noting rapid urine sugar decline in some pediatric cases. The article contrasts this with widespread beliefs on drinking during meals, recounting old and new theories on digestion and fluid intake. It discusses meal structure, mastication, and saliva flow, and briefly touches on historical geopolitics and railways.
Market remained steady as at auction the supply matched demand. Prices ranged from £6 to £5 for spring samples and lower grades from £1 to £4 10s with typical feeds around 2s 3d to 2s 8d per unit.
A garbled ad from a shop in Geraldton touts best money value and quality, listing footwear, hats, clothing, dresses, hosiery, and ladies wear. It mentions stock like hats, camisoles, gowns, and prints, with unclear prices and measurements but prominent promotion of a broad product range and bargain appeal.
The readable text shows a garbled stock and department listing with scattered names and items. Key entities such as people, firms, and places are fragmented, offering no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably. The passage lacks clear actions or figures to report.
A telegram style report notes a one vote margin on a confidence motion in the Assembly, with a 21 to 20 tally. The publisher of a regional newspaper was found in contempt for publishing a contentious article about the speaker and the appointment. The wording is garbled but indicates political shock and extraordinary reporting.
A letter of appreciation from Mr Wray and Wyeek thanks the Geraldton district for kindness shown during their stay. The author praises the Salvation Army workers and mentions plans to travel to Midined Junction. Signed by I No. W. Wray, Loniga, Geraldsirvet.
A letter from J. H. Hoves dated the 23rd concerns a rabbit hunt event. The writer requests guidance on participation timing and secretary arrangements, noting uncertainty about appointment and desire to avoid disruption. The note hints at a planned gather for hunting on a specified date, with committee discussion anticipated.
The piece presents disjointed lines about gender judgment and marriage, with statements from He and Shes characters. A mix of misheard phrases and stray names like Roderick and Morothy appears, suggesting a clipped dramatic dialogue or杂日 chatter.
Church notices outline services at St Xavier and nearby parish. Holy Communion and Matins at seven thirty. Evensong at eight on Fridays. Ladies' Guild and devotionals listed. Minister J Cameron presides with offerings collected at both services.
A fragmented program listing includes Wesley enunen with a piece titled The Message of Power. It mentions performers Soloists Mel Dartiott and Miss Eiline for an anthem sounding like Hark Hark uy Soul.
On Monday at Pan Good programe and at Frentmenta Grenowgh 11 reorging J Air GC Ammmths. The notice cites Rev. 1 Gy Jembein and Mr. Tash Tokmstan Harwst Sociat, with 36 pan and 70 pont.
Farewell Salvation Army services planned for Kusten and Mel Wray with times listed. The text shifts to wartime diary excerpts describing camp life, rations, and Nestle products as morale detail. Mentions of a distant village, washing, soap shortage, a Greek goods shop nearby, and improvised meals with tins, biscuits, sugar, and tea. References to “Neatle’s” mil and opinions on admin, plus glimpses of food and daily life in a front-line setting.
An old ad touts Economise slogans urging thrift through frugal effort and best values. It promotes patrons to visit the Victoria Saloon, claiming cool sparkling delicious drinks from the Ale Fountain as a path to value.
A fragment from a medical ad explains few true dyspepsia cases, blaming overeager digestion for most pains. It suggests remedies like magnesia and peppermint after meals, claiming quick relief and warning against stomach upset and digestive derangement. It promotes supposed authentic cures and personal attention, urging reliance on specific preparations.
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