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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
4
Railway schedule style list of routes and times across multiple lines and towns. Includes line names, stations, days of operation, and specific departure times. Mentions Mansfield, East and North divisions, and various local offices and agencies for obtaining the Gersfiten Express. Describes numerous irregular timetables and service details for transport in 1918.
The Patrine Fand Committee met to review the armouis le allotted to semplement military pay for married soldiers joining the Australian aerial Forge. It proposed a weekly supplement to a wife based on a scale, detailing the minimum amounts and method of payment.
The Brotal Warer series by H Wise and Co. Ltd gains esteem beyond the States, with the Western Australia Post Office Directory praised for accuracy and breadth. It covers towns, residents, and firms statewide, aiding business and circulation from north to south in Western Australia.
The text outlines subscriber obligations and publisher rights for newspapers. It states that continued delivery implies consent to pay arrears, that moving without notice does not absolve responsibility, and that failing to take papers or directing them to another address constitutes evidence of intent to avoid payment. It also notes that receiving papers without ordering them makes one a subscriber.
A damaged OCR fragment presents an advertisement style notice by Mew Mag Sulla dated May 13 offering 100 samples free by post. It references skincare products unnamed and mentions Towne & Co Sydney. The passage is highly garbled, but implies a promotional claim and distribution.
The case arose from an assault on Collins Street between Mr Fowler and Mr Terry Mion, former chief engineer of the transAustrating railway. Mr Fowler, a representative, faced insult charges, while Mr Chinn countered with assault accusations. Witnesses described heated exchanges and a cane strike causing a minor injury, with both sides presenting statements and defence.
A garbled OCR passage bundles scattered names, places, and actions across a chaotic downtoot street scene. It mentions individuals and terms like Chinu, Lavigater, Mr Huntin, and a victim, but details are obscured by errors and jumbled text.
An ad extols Tee chests as well ventilated and suitable for all eatables with no fear of spoilage. It claims easy use after cooling and notes a bat eat design with fall doors and separate compartments for easy access. W Zimpel, Majatree, invites inspection.
A column argues foul breath in women damages personal appeal and causes social withdrawal. It links bad breath to exposure to solvents and indigestion, urging women to care for health and hygiene to avoid repelling friends and suitors. It cites Dr. Morse's tonic as a remedy and notes the broader social stigma of halitosis.
A fragmented OCR reads warnings about stomach medicines causing serious health issues including heart and liver problems. It cites ages and possible side effects, noting illegible details and potential risks from multiple unnamed products and remedies.
A garbled OCR text fragment presents a jumble of names, phrases, and partial terms. It references various people, places, and possible events in a newspaper-like style but lacks coherent structure, dates, or clear narrative to identify a concrete item or outcome.
The report showcases Geraldton College perched above the Hay with Tudor towers and medieval styling. It highlights 130 certificates from Adelaide University and Royal Academy among others, top rankings in art and music in South Australia, numerous honors in shorthand, typing, and commercial studies, and widespread certificates for lower grades.
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