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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented verse piece depicts the nation and its workers rising against tyranny. It speaks of the People’s call, the wealth and power of the few, and the Workers’ Army growing in strength while the tyrant’s grip weakens as the nation answers the call.
Mr L Tomlinson of Mechanics Institute Northampton endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He claims it works quickly and effectively when taken as directed, and he recommends it to anyone with a cough or cold. It is sold by chemists and storekeepers, touting benefits for chronic chest complaints.
Report on Mr Gregory's Western Australian tour detailing mining prospects near Wiluna You-an'-Me Lake Barlee and surrounding districts. He notes promising lodes at Millar's Irase and Duggan Fiyon, timber shortages, railway links, and proposes a sliding battery charge to spur low grade ore development while urging government aid for prospectors.
An old advertisement extols Pepas pep to guard against chills and respiratory illnesses. It claims a single foolproof method is to keep Pepa on hand, with directions to use the product at early signs of sneezing or a coughing attack and to breathe its contents deeply for swift relief and protection. The text targets all ages and markets the metal boxed pills as a universal sanitizer against bronchitis and pneumonia.
An advertisement extols Frootoids as superior to ordinary aperients, promising rapid relief from headaches and liver balance, while claiming to remove toxins from blood and tissues. It warns against daily dosing and antibilious pills, notes 72 tablets per bottle, and directs purchase through chemists or direct mail order to W. G. Hearne in Beelong Victoria.
England’s running genius shrubb, 20, 5ft 11in, 118 pounds, is hailed as unmatched. He claims modern rivals struggle with training, noting a six mile trial as a benchmark while criticising those who push when not fit. He has trained ten years and plans further distance milestones.
An ad-style summary promoting digestive aids and laxatives. It contrasts cascals and Jalap powders with Reuter's Little Pills, claiming the latter do not purge or upset the stomach. The copy asserts Reuter's pills build up and strengthen bowels, energize muscle action, and aid nourishment extraction for better digestion.
An ad fragment notes life insurance as keeping a bottle ready for instant use and promotes Bonniton’s Trish Moss as a standard cough remedy. It also warns churchmen against ordering more than a hundredweight of old tinned fish from the Co on. Stoves and mentions Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds. October 15.
The match described as historic saw Tommy Burns defend his crown against Bill Squires in a 30 minute battle. Burns controlled the early rounds, Squires rallied at times, and Burns delivered a decisive finish with a powerful late blow to the ribs as the referee halted the bout amid cheers.
From Our Own Corresp Oneent notes a string of mishaps at Waterous and nearby mills. ES Howe injured his left hand and wrist while handling timber, Bolton’s brother is badly hurt after a timber hit in the head, and a fellow worker is feared fatally hurt in Wel ington Mill accident. Trucks derailed along Waterous line, four destroyed. Godwicke crushed toe at timbering site. Brook Mill project 18 miles north of Waterour aims to finish in three months as largest mill for the company. Murray River area rich with forest game. Scott, hand badly injured, remains unable to work.
The advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Tablets when bilious, claiming they quickly ease discomfort, cleanse and invigorate the stomach, and regulate the liver and bowels. Sold by all druggists and stores.
A chaotic report surveys rare violin sales and priceless weapons from imperial courts. Mentions a five-seilliag violin fetching 2500, a Shah of Persia pipe valued at 100000, and swords and carriages adorned with diamonds. Notes pieces once owned by rulers and an Antonio Stradivari violin bought for 500. Sees vast prices set by auctions and royal provenance.
A historical account recalls major crown jewel robberies in Britain and Europe, noting the Stolen insignia valued near £60,000 and the famed Hope Diamond once belonging to the Brunswick collection. It traces fragments and prices from 18th and 19th century thefts, including the Leiningen regalia loss and Crown jewels tied to royal figures.
A distorted narrative mentions a country retreat visit and a stranger, then shifts to a statistic: nearly 8 000 school gardens exist in Austria not counting Hungary. It references private wash and agricultural instruction, practical training, and advertising growth amid unclear context.
A satirical verse laments social divides among travelers from ships to autos. The speaker mocks the luxury of the car owning classes and the contempt of drivers toward pedestrians and those without vehicles, highlighting a class gap in mobility.
Wanderer Edger Wagram visits remote Spanish inns described as medieval in character. The article portrays an abandoned villa converted into a stark, sheepish space with a barnlike hall, four rooms, a creaky stair attic bedrooms, and rustic furniture. Poultry roam halls while villagers watch the cyclists pass, eager to explore the hidden interiors.
A Siberian girl aged render age travels ten miles to Breslau during 1818 invasions to sell her hair for the country’s need. A hairdresser values it highly, and despite offers up to 600 marks, the girl refuses sale. The baronial hair becomes bracelets and chains, and a final 2,000 marks flow to the country with extra funds allotted to the girl for charity.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Luster county Mengus and San Bernardino California are the largest counties by area, with references to Easels of Unita and HLtho org Uhh 20,000 square miles. Other mentions touch Massachusetts Rhode Island Delaware and New York terms. The text is unclear and contains many garbled proper names.
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