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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
Promoters advertise Froctoids as a stylish remedy for headache indigestion constipation and biliousness. They claim rapid relief with improved liver function and a nightly dose easing chronic constipation. Available at chemists and from proprietor W G He Geelong Victoria.
A Pierre era of editorial commentary claims barbers and hairdressers face scrutiny over hygiene and risky pratiques while ordinary shops offer little, raising fears of infection. The piece contrasts wartime duties, civilian life, and a proposed Women’s Carlet Court with social pressures and public health warnings.
A fragmentary historical account traces how the name Cearging and nearby places arose from early residents and roads. It notes derivations linked to Rowton and Glencerry and discusses how local family names and routes shaped the area’s identity. The piece hints at evolving sense of place and future historical value.
Tisteotor Drewery awaits a Fleweg communication from Ubiet Inepec or of Stock Mr Ix 6, linked to the Department of Agriculture Pork dated January 1, 1909. The brief dispatch mentions stock matters and official correspondence.
Chief Inspector R. E. Weir outlines a thorough sanitation plan for affected areas. Remove affected birds to separate pens, clear nests and debris, sweep and burn rubbish, lime-wash structures, apply carbolic acid, cover floors with ash or earth, and mix drinking-water with magnesia to manage disease.
A reader voices concern over the Midland Railway Company sale at Three Speling and Car namah district. He compares private sale prices with Government valuations, questions policy that favors a private firm, and highlights Hartmoor and Three Springs areas as fertile agricultural districts with strong rainfall, urging openness in valuing land north east of the Yuna region.
A brief public notice in the Geraldton Express states a free address receipt offer on a weekday schedule. The fragment mentions a Mondy Wednesday and Friday publication pattern and a timing reference to eighteen sixty eight, but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes claim rail links will shift travel distances and benefit Mulland Company while urging government action to open arid regions and boost state resources. The text appeals to officials to align policy with district interests and ensure timely development.
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