The Chemist Praises Robur Tea Quality
A chemist extols Robur as the purest tea, arguing it livens the mind and outshines others. He notes friends prefer Ne. 2 Grade but favors No. 1 Grade for the best overall product.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
A chemist extols Robur as the purest tea, arguing it livens the mind and outshines others. He notes friends prefer Ne. 2 Grade but favors No. 1 Grade for the best overall product.
Thursday's Wires from Perth report that on Tuesday at Hoffmans Mill a mill worker named Will lost part of his hand in a circular saw accident after slipping on planking mud. The incident highlights railway demand as mileage and population grow, with the Midland Junction fire accelerating plans to spend £350,000 on new rolling stock and workshop additions.
Adelaide July 7 In the House of Assembly Mr Young signaled a move to repeal the Act transferring the Northern Territory to the Commonwealth. Labor members reportedly split with several opposed to the transfer and caucus politics hinted the issue would not be treated as purely opinion. Agony July 6 Carter factory secretary reported women workers endure long hours for low pay with fines cutting pay. A cave exploration incident noted workers marked in chop wood and the rouseabouts. Gale a tile attendant at Broken Hill North mine was found dead, with illness likely to blame.
In Aelbourns July 6 report, members press the Addrowin Reply to the Governor General speech. Deakin flags land tax and constitutional amendment while Sir John Forrest questions progress on Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie railway and the use of 650 miles of fine in South Australia with 450 miles in Western Australia. The piece notes opinions on the railway stop and related policies.
The report outlines a government plan to scrap the toll system by September 1, substituting a face-call free regime with similar rates to prior ones. The Portmaster-General notes the bill will ensure a per capita funding return for the coming year, with adjustments over six months to end December to cover UK deficiencies by June 30. The Finance Minister will adopt terms agreed at the Peenicer Conference without additional conditions.
The usual monthly board meeting was held in the Benial Room Central Greenough on the Sth inst with members Sewell Dim ean Anderson Clinch Cream and Hamersleys present Apologies were read from Tamersley and WeCart Bey. Accounts £43 were approved for payment. Communications noted from Woods and Forest Department about 100 assorted fines and from Public Works Department about grants of £100 for main road and £50 for Edward road. Activities included road inspections, drainage reports, tender notices, and a new contractor memorandum adopted after minor changes. Special grants requested totaling £350 for Georgina road McCartney road Main road Ful ward road Evans road and river crossings. Next meetings scheduled July 26 and August 2.
A brisk proclamation asserts success will follow patent proof and wide dealings. It promises patrons no need to change and declares that every bargain with Patrick Stone is sound, signaling confidence in his business reach and reliability.
Instructions for preparing Arnott’s milk biscuits using milk and arrowroot. Process details include sterilizing milk, mixing with water and tomato, sieving, boiling, and shaping on a bain marie until biscuits swell. Promotes Mrs Arnott’s Model Dairy Farm as source of milk and emphasizes careful sanitation for child use.
Seemingly fragmented report from Melbourne July racing at Fleming ton shows winners in events like the Keilor Wardle Race and Sweeplechasers’ Flap Race. Names include Grenfell, Hal Coir, Aver, and Ring Matha with unclear placements and times amid weathered OCR.
A brief note outlines complaints about Chronic Crest products and promotes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy. The item frames the cure as a solution in a quick advertising style, reflecting the era's period voice and promotional tone.
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