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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
3
G. L. Mon of Burrow Hall Kirkby Lonsdale reports six year battle with facial eczema and ringworm cured by Cuticura products after trying doctors and chemists with no lasting relief. The note requests the Cuticura Book on treatment of skin diseases and mentions a box of ointment aiding recovery.
Reports describe linseed compound and various fruit experiments with Caldas and Chapman Valley stock. Observations cover fruit fattening traits, flax quality, and exhibition entries weighing up to 21 pounds. The West Geratiton Show showcases include the Cranes QuestieN team and demonstrations of agricultural materials and methods.
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky item with names and places. It mentions a coven at night and a peppermint themed subject tied to Woods, suggesting a local school or club event with a playful or festival tone.
A fragment describes Froovids claimed to relieve headache indigestion constipation and biliousness with references to liver action and digestion. Mentions doses weekly and lists W. G. Meare as proprietor and an advert for the German Fixpress weekly service with subscription details to receive stamps or addresses.
Telegrams describe an inter state incident with an explosion at Martick Ville causing damages to three sites. A blast injured workers and rekindled fears as authorities establish rent and safety measures while investigating the cause and suspects.
Fragmentary report from Sydney on a high court ruling cited by Premier Wale and Thirstay. References to Cowes and Tauber Workers’ claims appear in a wider critique of Labor circles. Indicates doubt about the annual election and political maneuvering amid abstract legal questions.
State and city officials in Perth paid respects to the late Sir Grover Shenton with a formal response to the funeral plans. A cablegram from the premier confirmed the service would be held at Neewood on ratneday, with the mayor requesting a representative attend in Port.
The Commonwealth Treasurer yesterday stated that the state revenue for the year is short by an estimated amount. Savings and adjustments reduce the forecast, with a shortage compared to last year’s receipts of a stated sum. The report covers eleven months of the fiscal year ending in March.
Sydney City Court hearings reveal an infanticide case with three defendants in focus. The article notes prior meetings and ongoing testimony as authorities outline charges and possible outcomes.
The Mines Statist notes yesterday's export figures with 97 207 pounds of gold mined and a total value of 192 50.44. The report reflects the year to date output and market value, highlighting the quantity exported and the overall monetary assessment.
Victoria bank manager Arthur Charles Cork faced two audit charges for embezzlement in London authorities, including a claim of £2000. A further claim totaled £400, with Cork presenting a balance sheet detailing misplacement of funds over years. The judge reserved his decision.
Visiting legislators and Messrs Batie Ant on a tour visited the East Chatman homestead of Maynard, and called at the Kirin Estate. The party inspected Zeland and Forrester residences, with Me Meehan and Mr Merhan guiding and planning, as they discussed aims and arrangements for future meetings.
A review of The Follies at the Geraldton venue praises the young performers led by Mrs. Nia Whelan. The four young ladies and four gentlemen deliver lively dances, clever tricks by Miss Mona Hoyal, and engaging stage presence. Small children and underage performers receive warm reception, with plans for more shows and ticket prices mentioned.
Perth report says a secretary Percy Harold Hedbrx faces legal action after an audit found a £128 shortage from the Bowketts Society funds. Mobbs appeared in court this morning as police investigated the alleged embezzlement tied to the society’s books and member accounts.
Melbourne Thursday report notes Representative Hutchins questions Sir Forrest’s travel mentions and money origins. A proposal for a new arrangement is discussed with emphasis on tracing funds while the House returns to routine business amid protests against cable monopoly.
The late J. H. Ainsworth, long connected with Geraldton affairs and former Mayor, died yesterday after a prolonged illness. He chaired the town chamber of commerce and was allied with local business leaders. His funeral will be held this afternoon at Western Cemetery with burial services conducted by Rev. Shannen.
Football notes preview the upcoming clash as Brigades, Rovers, and Town teams prepare for a night of matches. The report lists tentative lineups including players like Kelly, Hale, and Burrows, with umpire appointments and possible injuries affecting selection. Names from several clubs appear, such as Towpath, Cardits, and Howells, alongside emergent players and reserves. The text mixes villager chatter, incomplete names, and scattered positions, reflecting a bustling but unclear program.
Fragments report weak stomachs finding relief from a tonic attributed to Dr Williams Pink Pills. Testimonies describe improved digestion, reduced headaches, and regained appetite while warnings against unreliable remedies appear alongside ads for Welch’s and other tonics.
Correspondence notes a morning gathering at Ko tutuhinna townsite to protest government land sales. The land agent and auctioneer faced questions over deposit handling and publicity, with attendees calling for transparency and urging follow up on bids and final settlements.
Readable fragments report ongoing disputes over Northampton railway deviations with workers demanding equality to permanent staff. They claim daily wages and carriage allowances are unfair and threaten strikes if conditions not resolved. authorities discuss health and department action follow-up.
Fragmented warehouse notice advertises Wolfe’s Schnapps as the purest spirit and linseed compound. It claims Carson’s Removal Sale now on with bottles to be cleared at cost, urging buyers to act.
Visitors to Perth can buy copies of the press at Me Atherton News Agency in Central Arcade between Wellington and Murray Streets, near the Railway Station. An order from Mr Tatlerson at the GPO Bookstall is noted.
Readable lines suggest a local promotional page urging value focus for prices goods and ads in The Express, with emphasis on reliable pricing and fitting advertisements within the paper’s standard. The item reads like a compact classifieds oriented reminder from a small town newspaper.
A local benefit promotes soleES Scanapes as essential for every home. Organizers urge residents to participate, noting improved comfort and utility in daily life. Funds support community projects and aid programs through the drive.
A Northampton notes brief recounts a lively Saturday of meeting, concert, and social events. The Merbawligt Suyklag-sohint and Tuntilage Taslivs entertain, with Varig Viands and the Northampian-Barber helping. A court appearance for Charles Jewell follows, amid mention of a new artition project and local shop activity. The piece blends community performance praise with upcoming civic and legal items.
A dubious testimonial from New South Wales describes Zantrbwk as a powerful remedy for ringworms and skin troubles among children. The letter cites a Mrs Rob Parkington of Cook Street Mixwillbenok and multiple families praising the product’s effectiveness after weeks of treatment.
An OCR fragment advertises Slinseed Compoundy claimed to ease chest complaints and colds. It includes garbled names and nonsensical lines, with vague references to Mary and Ernie Le Ping Wat Sea, and mentions Woods and a vague Great Poppermat Cura. The text quality is poor and hard to decipher.
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