10 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
1
Queen Correspondent notes a week of chatter and local dissatisfaction in Greenough. Miss Meshee departs Walkaway for Perth duties while residents criticize trucking yards and land use. Henry H Resmond’s movements in Geraldton linked to medical care prompt regional talk among locals.
A quotation asserts that dizziness is not solely weather related but caused by digestive imbalance. It claims Chamberlains Tablets correct stomach and liver issues with two doses, and cites availability from chemists and stores.
An irregular ad for the Geraldton Express claims farming profits of 24 pounds and wealth for farmers. It offers twelve months free access to residents of the state, with a reply request in advance.
The text lists lunar phases for January with times: new moon January 4 at 548 a.m., first quarter January 10 at 02 p.m., full moon January 18 at 9:98 p.m., last quarter January 24 at 11 p.m. It includes stray phrases about maps and a mention of false motives and a person named Taylor with unclear context.
A promotional notice extols Zam-Buk Balm as a remedy for sunburn prickly heat and various skin inflammations. It cites a testimonial from Edward Vergo of Leeds, describes symptoms cured after several applications, and lists retail prices and outlets in Sydney and elsewhere.
The Desmond family of Gerdton seeks help for Henry Desmond who is nearly blind and destitute. He has a large family and travels to Perth for necessary surgical treatment but cannot afford it. Donations to assist the unfortunate man are requested and will be acknowledged in these columns. Collected by Sames Dermond Greenough Plate.
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