21 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
1
L. G. Redmond-Howard presents The Mystery of Beacon Hall in an authorized edition. The work, credited to the author of John Redmond and In the Days of Parnell, appears under arrangement with the proprietors of the copyright.
Depford Hope explores a stash of papers found at Beacon Hall and later at Regent Street, uncovering letters and Spanish documents about Braveford’s time in Spain, a forged cheque threat, and a trail toward a conspiratorial motive. The pile hints at a hidden motive and a network surrounding Sir Louis Beacon and Dr Thomson.
The text describes altered and unclear references to care practices for children and mothers, mentioning street life in Perth and a display of child related items. It references price notions, a Mr Zimpel, and a general focus on child care products, raising questions about 19th century retail and maternal roles.
A vintage advertisement extols the Western Australia directory series for its vast territory coverage from northern towns to the south, highlighting its value to commerce through three classifications Towns Alphabetical and Trades. It notes wide circulation across Western Australia, aiding businessmen seeking trade relations, with listings of residents and firms, and a miscellany section at the end. Offices at Princes Mullitings, St George's Terrace, Perth are listed.
A compact note highlights new ventures, expansion of existing firms, and revival of stagnant trade. It cites entrepreneurs and local merchants as agents of growth, with emphasis on transformation across sectors and sustained economic activity.
Fragmentary list shows moon phases and dates from September to December. Contains unclear OCR items but references new moon and full moon phases and general celestial timing.
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