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Geraldton Express

Location

Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 30, 1906

Page

4

Labor Party speech on industry and immigration policy

A Labor Party speaker defends wage and tax policy, urges expansion of mining and timber industries, and calls for fair treatment of capital investment. He argues for cheaper railway transit, stronger export focus, and government support to attract capital while opposing burdensome taxation. He cites mining dividends and Millar’s Karri and Jurraly Company as examples of capital being heeded or mistreated.

Labor Party Labor Renant Anil Conan Galt Mooney Chirgah Western Australia Kalsnorlie Wople Werthout Grosserrhyne Fortanes Iil Asswciatiel Gubl-Swinins Millar's Karri and Jurraly Company Combine Tinker Secomt Navenal & Penny Lam Roeamling Millar Te Press Lemor Wistel Lowas London Aml Rowntry Mnet Espe Nvm A. J. Wilson Millar Midland Railway Company

Bonnington’s Irish Moss Promoted For Health Use

An advertisement claims Bonnington's Irish Moss benefits youth and old age He asserts it cures bronchitis autumns and general malaise The copy emphasizes a first dose to provide relief and urges readers to obtain the remedy directly from Bon Swetan.

Bonnington Bon Swetan

Chimberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted Despite Widespread Doubt

The fragment claims a high cure rate for a tonic while noting widespread skepticism about its effectiveness. It asserts the remedy heals the lines and aids recovery, touting that it always cures. Distribution is listed through W. B. Fallowfield and others in multiple towns.

Iberlain Chimberlain W. B. Fallowfield Marino ‘Torraco Geraldton

Capitalists Support Motion Amid Railway Height Debate

A debate over railway rules and capital investment unfolds as figures like Sir Kednant Wittenoom and Hon. J. A. Thomson discuss fair play for investors. The speaker asserts a need to examine policy to attract capital while warning of competition with Federating. Support grows for a motion viewed as essential to national development.

Whix Howey J. A. Thomson Kednant Wittenoom

Gained His Point After Telephone Misunderstanding

A country merchant installs a door telephon e and mishears a farmer asking to buy eggs. The farmer’s loud inquiry causes tension as the merchant scolds the intruder, revealing miscommunication over the strange device.

Zam-Buk touted as cure for swelling and ailments

A Melbourne man reports Zam-Buk cured a four to five week swelling on his hand after three applications, enabling him to return to work. The ad promotes Zam-Buk as a rapid remedy for piles eczema sores and several skin and muscle conditions, with pricing and availability from The Zam-Buk Co. in Sydney.

A. Gilbert Bridport-street Albert Park Melbourne Mavier Zam Fink Pittskent Sydney

Covigh at Mt Woods Sparks Hacking Hearers in 1864

A fragment reports a 1864 event at Mount Woods involving a hack named Covigh and a Uieat Peppermint Cure reaction. The text preserves limited names, places, and a timeframe, indicating a local incident or note without full detail.

Mt. Woods

Trumpet auctioned for Charge of the Light Brigade tale

An early trumpet tied to the Charge of the Light Brigade was auctioned for 1050 pounds before being withdrawn. It was used by Trompeter Brittain of the Seventeenth Lancers, who later died of wounds in a hospital after joining Lord Cardigan’s unit. the bell bears a maker’s mark.

Bdlasiava Lax Trompeter Brittain Seventeenth Lancers Lord Cardigan Benturi Act Brittain

By-Laws of Journalism Clauses on Brevity and Focus

The notes urge brief writing and sharp focus. Emphasize hitting the subject, avoiding moralising, and diving in coldly. Edit ruthlessly, strike superfluous words, and condense to express the core idea in the shortest terms.

London Lunatics Rise In Poverty and Disease

London reports a growing army of pauper lunatics amid mental health strain. Experts cite drink and heredity as key causes while institutions admit 8,614 new patients in the year and total treated nears 25,000. The outlook highlights the exhausted workers of impoverished London.

London

Brigand Advertises His Intended Raid in Journal Letter

A letter to the Bieilinn Journal from Ty Faills threatens violence against farmers who refuse to pay a demanded bribe. The author claims cattle destruction if the payment is withheld and vows to kill if the editor refuses to repeat Faills's demands. Express editions of the paper were offered at Mitchell's & Co. store in Northampton after trains arrive.

Stein Bielly Faills Bieilinn Journal Mitchell's & Co Northampton

To Correspondents Easter Express Mail Note

fragmentary note references correspondence for the Easter Express, mentions temperatures and gun term, and a loan but details are unclear and the text is cut off. The readable items indicate a postal or express service context and unspecified loan reference with no clear event or outcome.

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

A frontier advertisement promotes Chamberlain's remedy as the most successful treatment for bowel complaints. It claims to cure griping diarrhoea and severe bowel troubles, with a recommendation to use at first unusual looseness. Available by W. S. Fallowfield in Geraldton's Marine Terrace.

Chamberlain Fallowfeld, Marine Terrace Geraldion

What the Boy Wanted From a Readable Fragment

A fragment reflects a boy’s varied desires from toys and animals to a printing press and a boat. He dreams of many items yet shows a cheerful outlook when not upset by wants, implying curiosity about real needs versus wants.

Sunny Rome

Finger Prints and the History of Their Study

A discussion of the early work on fingerprints in the 17th and 18th centuries, citing Nehemiah Grew and William Montagu Grow. It traces the fascination with ridges on fingers, the anatomical observations, and the influence of the scientific awakening of the era on modern natural philosophy. The piece references growth of knowledge, notable figures, and their affiliations, including the Royal Society and contemporaries of Grew.

North American Review Br. Louis Robinson Bngers Ue. Robinson Walton Sr Neheriat Grow Dalton Nehemiah Galton Purekenje Urestan Nehemiah Grew Obadiah Grew Royal Society Isaac Newtot Marvey Louwenhosk Ede Ward Tyson Leibnitz Talley Sydenhouw Bie T Browne Norwich

Bonnington's Irish Moss Remedy Ad

An old advertisement extols BONNINGTON'S IRISH MOSS as a well tried cold and chest ailment remedy. It promises pleasant medicine and quick cures but warns to ensure you purchase the true product BONNINGTON'S.

Bonnington

Sacred Prince Imperial Tragedy in Zulu Ambush

A British detachment escorting the Prince Imperial is attacked by Zulu forces near an maize field at a place called Bue naan. The prince is killed after a failed horse ride and a chase with Zulu pursuers. Queen Victoria orders a cross at the burial site and annual solemn ceremonies with flags and bands.

Peines Tha Uederal Newdigate Tole Carey Nix Buenaan Onray Panionn Prines Huedo Carsy Toretog Hilux Gromt Viewtoria Tony Plac Banda

SLEPT THIRTY ONE YEARS IN MYSTERY CASE

A farmhand's wife Leonora Ronaldo slept for years under medical supervision in Italy after a trance ended. Doctors say liquids were administered via tube to restore consciousness, yet she recalls nothing and doubts she slept so long. A strange dialogue about a showman unfolds during the incident. The report also notes exotic references to clove production in Zanzibar and unrelated observations.

Leonora Ronaldo Villaclenso Buregos Italy

Bonnington's Mush Moss Cure for Coughs in Geraldton

Advertises Bonnington's Mush Moss as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds, claiming it outperforms other remedies. Instructions suggest keeping a bottle ready, with a listed address at Marine Terrace in Geraldton, Western Australia.

Bonnington

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