Real Patient Credits Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Florence Lilleyman of Perth describes a years long battle with fatigue pain and pale complexion. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills she regained appetite color energy and strength and credits the medicine with saving her life. The testimonial claims dramatic blood and health restoration and promotes purchasing by mail.
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Lilleyman
Perth
DR. Williams
Florence Lilleyman
Australia
Ste
Melbourne
Eilloymian
Erawine
Tiple
Orfler
Madieins Ge
Fragmentary tale of a Christmas bazaar and a meal
A garbled reminiscence describes Christmas preparations, a Berean sale, and dinner plans amid festive visitors. Dialogues mention a bird, cooking, and odd phrases as characters discuss parts and age of a bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mery
Poetic Diction and Local Talent Feature in Perth Herald
A lively column critiques modern poetry and local verse, noting Cockney tenor and rhythmic quirks. It praises a new agricultural column by C F Chaplin, contrasts Burns with contemporary poets, and cites regional journalism quirks and a playful police of public notices.
Defeat at Guildford by election stuns ministerial camp
The Guildford by election produced a surprising result as W D Johnson beat the ministerial candidate amid chatter of a favored Johnson. Premier Moore denied wanting him but now has him, a development seen as a thorn to Attorney General Keenan. The native candidate narrowly defeated a Labor challenger by about dye to one.
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Parrait
W. D. Johnson
Guildford
Stohnson
Moore
Farrall
Johnson
Keenan
Guildhoed
Natve
Possible natural enemy of rabbit pests from Shark Bay reader
A Sharks Bay correspondent argues that a small red ant, native to the region, already preys on young cats and may help control rabbit pests if the rabbit problem returns. He recalls how fencing reduced pest animals after wildcats and bush rats declined, notes the ant’s described flat brown body and biting pattern, and cites past discussions with scientists about the ant.
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Western Mail
South Africa
Red
J. J. Mewl
J. Withnell
Dy Monte
Fremantle
Uste
T Nate
French
Victoria
Rentieman
Mr. Logue
By election returns in Hoxtinin seat
The Hoxtinin by election held yesterday saw Liberal candidate Freeman Thomas elected with 3876 votes for the Unionist candidate Samlys trailing. The vacancy arose after Mr. Row barles resigned, and results reflect a tight contest amid local political shifts.
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Lonion
Wednemlay
Hoxtinin
Coenwall
Row Barles
Freeman Thomas
Samlys
Prince of Wales to Open Transvaal and Vaal River Parliament
Report from Johannesburg suggests the Prince of Wales may inaugurate the Transvaal and Vaal River Parliament if responsible government is granted to the colonies. The note indicates London and Werthesslay sources and references Africa’s political changes.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Johannesburg
Ivin
Prine of Wales
Transvaal
Marquis of Townshend Sanity Inquiry Hears Extraordinary Evidence
The Inquiry yesterday heard extraordinary evidence about the Marquis of Townshend sanity. Counsel for the Marquis claimed the Marchioness's father, Mr Sutherst, was an undischarged bankrupt, despite agreeing to settle 27000 pounds for his daughter and provide an income of 2100 pounds annually.
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Lonton
Marquis of Townshend
Sutherst
Unemployed Eviction Sparks Land Seizure at Plaistow
The West Iam Parish Council plans to evict one unemployed person from a vacant Plaistow plot after decades of idle land. Twenty unemployed from Bradford, inspired by actions in Manchester, seize and intend to cultivate a vacant Midland Railway Company plot.
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West Iam
Plaistow
Wasseland
Bredford
Manchester
Midland Railway Company
Queen Wilhelmina suffers a premature confinement
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, married to Prince Henry of Mecklenburg in February 1001, has reportedly experienced a premature confinement. The nation expresses widespread disappointment across various sections.
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Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Trenry of
Mecklenburs
Accident to Mr. and Mrs. Longworth on Honeymoon
News reports an accident near Baseluth Bavaria involving Mr and Mrs Longworth aunt and father in law of President Roosevelt on their honeymoon. Their motor car went off a road after a bear caused a distraction, dropping down an embankment. They suffered severe shaking but were unhurt otherwise.
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Misworth
Daughtne
Rooswelt
Bazreuth
Bavaria
Sir John Madden Invested as Chief Justice of Victoria
Sir John Madden was yesterday invested as Chief Justice of Victoria at Duckingham Palace in a ceremony attended by dignitaries and the Kian Oran of Bb. The event marked a milestone in the colonial judiciary with J. George noted among attendees.
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John Madden
Ghief Justice
Victoria
J. George
Duckingham Palace
Swimmer Horare Mew Fails Channel Attempt Again
Horare Mew, the lone distance swimmer, yesterday attempted the Kiyelid Channel but was forced to abandon after tea time. This marks the second failed Channel attempt this season.
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Horare Mew
Kiyelid
Baw
Parliaments Congress Discusses Armament Limitation Accord
Delegates at the Inter Parliament Congress met for discussions on a proposed arms limitation agreement. The group, invited by the King, visited Windsor Castle as part of the events surrounding the conference.
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Canton
Thurwlay
Inter Parliamentary
Windor Fas Ue
Advertising Australia Lectures In Schools
Advertising Australia announces a series of Dionecipe lectures on Australia to be held in higher-grade schools. Lectures will be delivered jointly by State agencies. An Australian exhibition in London is planned for early 1907 with support from Australian guns in Lomion and a projected cost under £30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australia
Sydney
Agens-Central
Lomion
Reliable Cholera Remedy Promoted for Distress
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable treatment for bowel complaints. It claims quick relief for loose stools and urges prompt use at the first sign of diarrhoea. The fragment mentions literary names and other unrelated items, indicating OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ballowheld
Fallowheld
Cure of Cancer Result of Researches Public Claim
Dr Bashford of the Cancer Research Fund announces extensive experiments in cancer cause and cure. The Imperial Cancer Research Fair participants pursue investigations hoping to penetrate cancer mysteries despite contested liabilities in the West Australian appeal Spencer v Registrar of Titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashford
Cancer Research Fund
Lona Hiaae
Spencer v. Resistrar of Titles
Western Australia
American Troops Triumph in Philippines Battle
American forces won a battlefield victory in the Philippines as their troops repelled Filipino resistance. The engagement left both sides with casualties though American units reported higher success and a clear advantage in the fighting.
Minister's promise on Black Range townsite survey
Perth Friday. In reply to a deputation from Black Range Mr Gregory said a new down site would be surveyed about a quarter of a mile north of Livert's lease. He promises to do all possible to meet the district's requirements.
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SUNES
Perth
Black Range
Gregory
Livert
Volunteer Degra de Troops Court Martial Result
A parade event reports Lance-Corporal JTanks was dismissed after a court martial found him guilty of obtaining pay from the unit and refusing to account for it. The case centers on alleged improper credit and noncompliance with command oversight.
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Jtanks
Rene Ict
Neys
Rival of WN Willis Determined to Fight
Melbourne reports Wills has arrived and declares he is determined to fight and prove his innocence. Reverend Parratt seeks protection as Rev Mr Worrall requests police protection while traveling to and from Parliament House on Thursday next from the University of the populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wills
Worrall
Parlament House
Turs
The Matl Contract Agreement Carried by 28 Votes
The postal agreement has been accepted by a narrow margin of 28 votes to 10 3 The Shipping Garekne in London publishes the names of synificate members involved in the new Australian mini contract The enterprise has fal len into doubt and the earlier suggestions of the synificate’s inability to complete the undertaking appear silenced
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Garekne
Londons
Neily
Local And Labor News From Wiluna Region
Reports from Wiluna show tensions at the Willie batteries with inspector Howe central to discussions over plant management. Traitors mainly satisfied, with a new wage case for Violet mine miners to be argued before the Arbitration Court. Weather notes mention recent ice and superb conditions.
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Willie
Mr Howe
Aul
Air Howe
Nannine
Black Swan
Canning
Mr. White
Melbourne
Teague
Huntler Finlay
Coolyari
Billy and the Sovereign Trick in an English Village
A boastful young man in a village pub tries a playful theft by passing a fake sovereign for drinks. Billy plays along using the coin to obtain more liquor, while the barmaid and mistress discover the ruse and the trickster’s plan to repeat the scheme.
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Billy Super
Sane
Tyo
Lus
Billy
Mussas
Donnington’s Trish Moss Promises a Quiet Lifetime
A vintage advertisement extols Donnington’s Trish Moss as a trusted cough remedy for 35 years. It highlights its pleasant taste and consistent reliability for treating coughs in daily use.
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Donnington
Geraldton Rowing Club Carnival at Maconig Hall
A damp evening drew a crowd to the Geraldton Rowing Club carnival at Maconig Hall to raise funds for moving the Mule's boat shed. The Municipal Council donated £35 to the project, and prizes were awarded for best and most original costumes. Notable entries included Eva Gilmore as Kelly and Miss Eny Carwuntine as Waieas Olown, with further tableaux by Hindoo Girl and several naval and civic characters.
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Maconig Hall
Geraldton
Municipal Coanet
Ense
Ivan
Bavt Ladice
Eva Gilmore
Kelly
Ptites
Maswe Eny Carwuntine
Waieas Olown
Jose
Mist Hay
Frank Criteh
M. Bkappard
Arkershora
Ine Weab
Mik Maid
Me E Atephara
Midshipmiun
Mia Ble Churchill
Behool
M. Barton
Cansigntine & Gardiney Ab
Laval
A. ‘Taylor
T. Gibbery
Amy ‘Bhuppard
Mins E Taylor
Mis B. Giluary
Mir
A.W. Campbell
Fainre
Constantine
Abe Einh
Opening Night In Geraldton Shows Lively Film Subjects
Despite bad weather three pod houses secured for the Thursday opening night. Audiences at the pictures were riveted by life like subjects including Head Dresses and various headgear styles. The program also featured The Henthos on Eggs which drew loud applause and many praised acts and scenes.
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Geraldton
Geraldton Audiencs
Fragmentary Proceedings Mention Local Topics And Amendments
The fragment records partial discussions on topics such as Collie Coal Timber Freight and the Stamp Act Amendment. It notes a speaker interruption, adjournment, and a committee debate on vaccination exemptions, with scattered phrases about policy and parliamentary actions.
Premier moots Geraldton seat guidance amid writ delay
In the Legislative Assembly Premier N Moore signals a plan to seek leave for Geraldton member Mr Carson to absent himself amid a High Court appeal delay in the East Fremantle result. The disputed seat remains vacant until writs are settled by competent jurisdiction.
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Legislative Assembly
N. Moore
Carson
Geraldton
Aguihat
Howe
High Court
East Fremantle
Une Honen
Eisai
Staunding Oriers
Aluriok
Fremantle
Rabin
Fragmented Strath TY A Carson Court Related Dispute
A garbled report references Strath TY A Carson and a Friday session involving Perit and others. It mentions Doenier's statement, dates, and a court case with humiliating remarks and a speaker's remarks about seat fait and impeachment. It also cites a medicinal claim, Great Pappermint Cure, and a 64 price or value.
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Doenier
Greenough Footballers Contend Despite Narrow Loss
The Greenough team travelled to Dongarra for a league match on the eleventh with hopes of victory but failed to win. A return game is scheduled for Shaw Genual on Petay nest the 27th inst. A social dance was held at Mr Wy Siokin’s in Soule Creenoweh on the nih inst in honor of several births with about 30 couples attending and lively dancing lasting until late.
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Greenough
Dongarra
Ani
Petay Nest
Wy Siokin
Syveral
Alwoot
Bavian
George
Mtr
Georgy
Pune
Westerli Ny
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Bobby
Perth “Herald
C.F. Chaplin
Agricultural Departuratis Ue
Rixer
Tespeet Peh-Ame
Koradji
Herat
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Bi Tucker
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Panhardt
Wily
Femal
Pasha
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Henry Peeth
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Bonnington
Meyer
Ayor
Rugland
Walle
Cape Tarn
Ayer
Sharks Bay
Sanalertic
Pita Gk
Sydany
Hodmin
Africa
Queen OF
Holland
Mrs. Longworth
Joan Madden
Parliamentary Congress
Windsor
Advertising Australia
WAR Philippines
WN. Willis
Rev. Parrat
MATL
Wilmna
Geraldton Rowing Club
Olympia
Colman
Stones Cash
Hein Ea Beechants
Rene Waren
Ame
Parliament
Legislative
Finday
Jani
Trave
Gregory Ageely
Abe
Rath
Collie Coal
Fyige
Jack
Cottle Dhal
Wilson
Wikwars
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Peesiikieen
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WM. Carse
Marian Tormacs
General Commission
Beate
Parton
Anna
Joly
WM Carson & CO
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Epen
WD. Campbell
Geo
Wigist
CIA
Mra
Durand
Bar Plangas
Grab Tree Dairy
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Odie
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