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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
3
A reader is urged to consult a physician about throat and lung troubles and to check the label of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for formula and safety. The message emphasizes following medical guidance and the medicine’s approval status.
A garbled report details Dr J Ayer Co offering remedies and mentions railway and hotel matters, with references to a set of reforms in council by laws for traffic control. It notes the involvement of architect Gerald Tan and various civic actions, including preparations for rebuilding and by law enforcement efforts.
Correspondence discusses a patent for a machine to load bulk wheat and critiques on wagon loading as wasteful. Farmers report brokers and false goods, with mentions of a minister and a Mayday Politeste report on heavy wheat losses from bursting tags and related damage to bags and brans.
Memo notes weekly training for a selected unit with guard duties. Soldiers are reminded to report to the range on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for assignments and handover of weapons guidance by a senior sergeant. Vacancies exist and information is to be sought at the orderly room.
A widow Elizabeth Abn Chandler was remanded at Sir Perth Police Court before Mr. So Ree MM for perjury. Edward Gilbert Madson produced a warrant for the accused and she was ordered to Melbourne. Principal witnesses named in a prior Victoria case were discussed. Bunbury’s charge was dismissed.
An arcade of films at the Victoria features Pathe massed dramas including The Clown Faust and The Queen of Hanghou. Indian tales and ceremonial scenes play alongside Meccano style reels. Local notices mention Horticultural and religious events with church services and a Perth tailoring firm visitor.
The afternoon draw for the forthcoming event tomorrow Saturday begins at 3 p.m. The couples involved include Lt Oliver with Mise Shottack, BR Greville with Mrs Hemsted, J Filler with Mrs Greville, Waxdad with Miss Barstow, Lathey Reid with Miss B M Scott, Studge with Miss Armitage, Batley with Miss Crothers, and Moir with Miss Crothers of Cinish.
In a Police Court session before Mr Raymond Aes the case of Breaches Of By-Laws involved driving at a pace faster than a watch. Henry Reid a curie and others were fined. further details noted misconduct and penalties. The court lamented that some defendants failed to appear or defend properly.
Receipts from a recent test match amount to £1,677 with a portion allocated to Melmoucane and South Vigits receiving £257. The report notes overall totals and distribution of funds.
Fragmentary note references fresh developments and a supply market in Coinection and WESTS with mentions of Mr. McKay and an Abrike style font. Details are unclear but imply commerce and typography concerns amid a makers strike context.
The Midland Railway introduces an altered timetable with earlier departures and adjusted arrival times to Geraldton and Perth. The day train from Perth to Geraldton now leaves earlier and arrives sooner, with revised arrival times for the Geraldton line and a new Thursday evening Perth to Geraldton service.
Fragmentary OCR records a brief note about Staniworth Smith and a meeting with Stauitoette Suit S Ttsim 6 Melwourni. Mentions Mr. Wamuonil and travel to Phiplany with a lay reference to Shila.
In a fragmented report the article references a plan or suggestion involving New South Wales and Sydney tied to a flow of aid. It notes mediation or appointment aspects tied to a strike context with mentions of Spain and labor action. The legible portions point to a transport or mediation proposal amid strike discussions.
Sydney Thursday report notes miners relief fund and weather conditions. Mentions wind and expenses, detailing fatalities among residents and a tally of incidents. The item reads as a brief touch on local relief efforts and adverse weather impacts, with uncertain OCR fragments.
A garbled text fragment cites Olympia Pictures and references a dramatic ballad with unclear authorship, mentioning a premiere and earnings at a fest edition. The readable portion hints at a review tone praising the piece as marvellous and noting a notable sum, though many names and specifics are obscured.
Fragmentary report details a March court session in which Priday Verth and others faced lines of questioning regarding bigamy. The text mentions a Waverly area sale, a manor, and references to local names and places, with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR.
A Melbourne reader reports eczema healing with Zam-Buk after years of discomfort. The account describes severe itching and sensory torture, with visible improvement as the product’s use progresses. The piece mentions Zam-Buk claim of skin relief and notes a distribution push via trucks and price ranges, urging beware of substitutes.
Fragmentary transcription alleges experts and a minister discussing a commission and actions by officials. The readable segments mention a minister, commissioner, and possible decisions on acts or duties, but details are garbled and names unclear.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions heat and health themes with unclear names and places, yielding a brief, non-specific item about wellbeing and warmth. No definite events, persons, or organizations can be identified from the readable text.
The fragment mentions an old prover with alteration and a remark about job printing to Ailes and F C Towler. It hints at a view or commentary on typography or printing practices, with scattered phrases like Walks Schnapps and Samach anit kilns atlments. The text is garbled but centers on historical printing and proverb usage.
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