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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
1
The article extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a proven liver remedy popular for twenty years, citing widespread sales across the Australian continent. It emphasizes a sound formula, lack of miraculous claims, and public confidence fueling growth beyond rival remedies.
University College London lecturer Professor J. L. Morgan recalls a Victoria Cross story from five months with the expeditionary force. A subaltern, famed for his field glasses, fights to retrieve them during a retreat under heavy fire, holding up the enemy with revolvers as the trenches shift. The commanding officer praises bravery but notes the recklessness. the subaltern replies he wanted to recover his prized spectacles.
A fragment from Pearsons Magazine discusses submarine command errors and misconceptions about how quickly a submarine dives after a slate order. It cautions that modern submersibles do not instantly vanish beneath waves and clarifies the timing of underwater dives.
An unclear dispatch describes a Paymaster achieving a remarkable feat during a chaotic campaign. The account mentions a steadfast figure, Langemore, and a forceful effort to sustain action, praised as strategic and courageous within a perilous environment.
A chaotic report notes promotion from matter to cotuneles during a Fey meat event. Mentions Uwe sbeh, Wasten uynde, Mratishy athiy DS Sieterted Cetoniel Mey Ie, and the WUE Regiment Calyiad Gavivrin pe galori. References Hovitd Conseractive amabers and obite Yee Fitts ack Lnsintill. Incomplete lines describe a nite Mir TB Met eat and a departure at the retails wt Tis injury.
A clerk describes nightly office work as gloom and shadows yet notes relief when balance work brings colleagues back. He credits tea as key to staying bright and reducing errors, praising a reliable daily cup over long hours and imperfect coffee.
A fragmented notice touts Ampelis Furniture offerings at low prices. It extols reliability and material quality claiming goods withstand all temperatures, urging readers nationwide to seize the opportunity to purchase. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
Geraldton Mechanics Institute met on a Wednesday at the Lilac Hall to hear Mr Tab ved present a choir and discuss institute matters. The meeting covered past expenditures, decisions on a marker payment, committee roles, and detailed voting on resolutions with mixed support and expressions of thanks to retiring officers.
In a brief Northampton event, Tate defeats Loie in a tense finish drawing local attention. The result shifts expectations for upcoming regional competitions and highlights Tate as a rising contender.
The readable fragments show a weather or daily time table with sunrise and sunset data, but the text is garbled. Sun times and related figures appear intermingled with stray letters and numbers, making precise details uncertain while preserving the core idea of a daily sun schedule.
Proprietress Mrs Stangall informs the public of Murchison Victoria and surrounding district that her magnificent building overlooks the sem and will accommodate boarders and visitors in Geraldton in refined style. Early breakfast on request. Rates include bags with single room and board with two in room fare details given.
Subscriptions priced per quarter in advance with three shillings sixpence. Details to obtain from the Thunder-Ment Axercion or direct from offices including Gorualdton Mowrs T Bede Geo Taing Clarke Bosam Co Devin and Jo Northtampton Mre M Hosking Mingenl W Mr A Field Dongaba Mr R Russ Yt Anme Mease Baker Co Bth Mr 1 8 Alrecem Street Perth.
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