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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
4
A fragmentary verse analysis questions why Simon Pearce would travel to England for a visit while noting Britain’s mood and Australia’s desire for public cheer. The piece hints Pearce may be exploiting the voyage as a pretext, suggesting motives tied to national pride and economic benefit amid drought and wartime strain.
The report details Geraldton's monthly rainfall for the year ended December 31, 1918. It records monthly totals, compares to long term averages, and notes any significant rainfall events or anomalies affecting local agriculture and water supply.
The Geraldton Express may be obtained from town agents Mosse T R de Toeey J Ryan Geo Laing J G Claris BL Geell Geo Romm and Co and Mise Richey.
Melbourne talks on uniting Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania over saving banks and loans. Watt previews an amalgamation scheme and notes potential trouble as Victoria and New South Wales resist, with WA facing reduced revenue if changes pass Parliament.
The advertisement proclaims Nicholas Aspiria as a cure substitute for headaches backaches neuralgia and rheumatism. It claims government approval and direct sales through Geo. K. Niehix and Co at 125 Flinders Lane to St Kilda and surrounding areas with a price of 2 shillings 8 pence per bottle.
A noted specialist recommends magnesia as a safer remedy for dyspepsia and acidity, arguing that proper neutralization of stomach acids via magnesium preparations can curb fermentation of food. He cautions against general drug use and favors calibrated magnetised forms in tablet or powder, taken after meals.
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