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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
4
The piece urges careful budgeting and abstention from waste, praising Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as an economical remedy. It claims the pills protect the liver and kidneys, prevent costly medical care, and remain affordable despite production costs. Each bottle contains forty pills and price varies by local conditions.
Public notice directs employers and individuals to file federal income tax statements. It lists employers with at least 10 employees and asks them to report wages and withholdings. The message mentions dates, places, and the need to furnish names and addresses of employers.
A defunct, OCR heavy text outlines payments and allowances for Australian Expeditionary Forces. It details daily rates of pay, separation allowances for wives and children, and varying sums for ranks from private to sergeant major. The document also cites pensions based on dependence prior to enlistment and scales for dependants including wives and children.
Trooper S K Frond and a companion describe daily life behind the lines, noting patrols, shelling, and moments of fear. The letters recount advances and delays, mention marching through towns, and assess command decisions, with vivid scenes of camp routines and the strain on soldiers.
A discourse outlines pension mechanisms for partially incapacitated soldiers. The commissioner and deputy discuss eligibility, duration, and office procedures at local recruiting rooms in Gerobiton, amid questions about state and national support. The discussion centers on safeguarding pensions and defining who qualifies.
John W. Doyle secretary of the Eight Hour and Labor Demonstration Committee writes on July 1 1915 praising Hean s Essence as an exceptionally good remedy for colds. He notes moderate price rapid action appeals to workers with families and says Hean s Essence supplies a long felt home need. The item claims two-worth makes one pint of cough and sore throat remedy at a price of 1 26 though the text is garbled and may reference chemists and stores.
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