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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
4
A chaotic account recounts Peak Hill events with references to Woolhouse, Akai Meet, and a crowd scene involving Wilson and Hane. The narrative mentions horses, racing, and disruptive chatter, with names like Peak Hill and Lin Magedson appearing amid scattered details and partial quotes.
The article warns tea makers to rinse teapots with boiling water and remove all stale leaves to avoid spoiled flavor. It emphasizes disposing of old leaves if extra tea is needed, and praises No 1 Grade tea for its soft flavor and economy.
Fragmentary text traces a path back from Nalgooorlie to Taualy with mentions of a 2M bag, a wail, a hut scene, and names such as Ben Firnates. the garbled script suggests a travelogue or diary entry with scattered place names and personal reactions.
Our Own Correspondent reports the Yalgoo district shows signs of a good season but mining is stalled. A Brine battery from TuckaWarra to Melville remains idle at railway cars while Mr Rowley of Perth reviews Moorhead option and Wardgingatra show plans. Passenger Mr Irvine, a noted Victorian speculator, travels to Mack Range, with talks of future investment. W.L.A. official Mr Troy passes to Black Range to meet the Mines Minister. A tithe club project near Yalgoo, started by Georges Pollard, is set to reopen with Seargeant-Major Everington inspecting the range. recent showery weather continues.
Chronic constipation is described as a widespread ailment with bile beans touted as a gentle, persistent tonic for the stomach liver and bowels. A Sydney testimonial from Mrs Dougan claims long suffering ended after using Bile Beans with others noting improved health and winter protection when taking a short course.
The Northampton Roads Board met to discuss survey work and the construction line from the Gunuhtten Ret-Deeded area. Attendees included Messrs Drow Bamabetle, Wy Chishom, and Surveyor Lymburner. The board examined a new outlet to the Bowes Siding and noted the chain of deeds and requests from Mrs. Williams of Bast week regarding the barry geotie.
Mr L L Tomlinson of the Institute at Northampton endorses Chamber Lary’s Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs and colds. He states the remedy acts swiftly and urges those troubled by coughs or colds to use it as directed, available from WHENS and local storekeepers.
Letters from subscribers in Australia praise Frootoids for bilious attacks headaches and indigestion. They report complete relief after taking the product and request repeat bottles. The notice notes the retail price and urges chemists to stock it, claiming the medicine uses five medical fruits and roots for superior results.
The board discussed proposals to remove gates on Northampton Geraldton Road and to fund repairs in Bowes Urilla Row. Requests included erecting gates on Elizabeth Juteson’s block and adding a footbridge over Unandarra Creek. Details covered Lands Department obstructions, drainage repairs, and access assurances for properties along various routes.
A fragment notes life insurance as a metaphor for keeping a bottle of Bonnington's Trish Moss ready for instant use for chest ailments. It references Bonnington's as a standard couch and cold cure, pleasant and reliable, and mentions Woods' creat Peppermint Cure priced 1/6.
An unclearly transcribed testimonial extols Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache linked to kidney weakness. Mrs Mellows of Deerboro, TNT claims complete relief after following directions purchased at Conway's Pharmacy. The ad asserts the product is sold by chemists and stores at 2s 0d per box.
A letter from Hir-I discusses the debate over free education and a petition for a mailbag grant. The writer claims others avoided answering question No 1 and accuses an instigator of pressing for the petition. The piece reflects readers’ reactions to education policy and petition procedures.
The writer argues about who may teach, cites a teacher punished by a pupil’s parent, and questions authority and fairness in schooling. He asks about the concept of justice, a teacher’s restraint, and whether public opinion affects discipline. The piece ends inviting further questions on the subject.
Irreverent ad copy encourages using Reuter's Little Pilla to stimulate digestive juices and activate dozens of bowel cells for nourishment. Promotes bowel movement and general wellness through a manufactured remedy.
A universal remedy for influenza, coughs, and colds is available from any chemist or store. It is described as a safe and pleasant medicine for children and adults.
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