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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
The Government is considering forming a State Radium flank. The matter has been referred to medical authorities to develop a scheme for treating cancer and other diseases. A bank with £5,000 capital would hire radium and supply it to practitioners, a practice seen in London and Paris, with an autumn funding and interest plan.
The Attorney-General announced new writs under the Anti-Trust Act amid ongoing mining disputes. In Powlett State coal mine a fatal accident occurred, Christian Nielsen being killed by a fall while workers continued after the manager’s protests. A separate death in Colne and other local incidents are noted, including a burglary in South Yarra and wage-related discussions in Western Australia. The Federal Labor Party set actions for June 21, while Justice Burnside’s remarks on living costs in West Australia sparked ministerial scrutiny. The Prime Minister praised a judge’s humane approach to assessing living standards.
Adelaide reports two football players fined with three months imprisonment in default after a rough game. The Tramways Employees Association sees the Lloyd matter as disciplinary, urging the manager to face him with the evidence. A street motor car accident in West Perth injures Vinerat Hooper and others. Hooper sustains a fractured skull and remains unconscious.
An old newspaper ad promotes Woy Wolpe’s Schnapps as a superior bottled ale option. The copy touts it as an extraordinary beverage and a mail line perk, urging readers to try McCracken’s Ale as the best bottled ale.
A man describes years of skin disease and a terrible throat ailment until Cuticura remedies, including Soap and Ointment, restore sleep and health in days. The testimonial notes he is now well and a new person.
A clipped, satirical note mocks lawmakers with metaphoric farming imagery. It questions the value of political experience and the fate of ex and current legislators who retreat to land or farming, hinting at public discontent and partisan tensions.
The Greenough Roads Board held its monthly session in Central Greenough on Tuesday the 7th. Minutes were read and confirmed. accounts of 112 2 8 were passed. Extensions and permissions for road works and gates were discussed. several correspondents were noted. Reports on gravel pits and ongoing works were presented. rate and valuation decisions for 2010 11 were made. breaches of by laws noted and football clubs asked to warn members. Next meeting set for Tuesday July 5th.
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