22 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
1
War story recounts the 2nd Coldstream Guards repelling a German assault amid flooded trenches. Private F. Firnch, a Maidenhead ex-policeman, describes December 13 orders to advance, German breakthrough, and a stubborn defensive counterattack. Night rain and deep water hampered efforts, many wounded were lost to drowning, and relief followed with new trenches dug before dawn.
A Welsh artillery driver recounts guiding his horse team during the Mons retreat. He recalls the horses understanding commands, lifting the gun, and staying in formation as shells exploded nearby. He describes a French hunter freeing the horses and the animals following him for days, yearning to see them again after the retreat ends.
A garbled scene shows Little Frevdie and Mamta discussing a newborn with an amine kept by a family. Nearby Walter and Captain Saed exchange hints about trouble and separation. A theatre audience quip ends with a joke about coughing and drinks.
A garbled report mentions police suspicion over hotel staff and restaurant security tied to a person named Johnvie Walker. It references Red Label Scotch whisky and a nonsensillable buttie, with a claim of protection for public fraud and honest guards. The text is unclear but implies a scandal affecting staff and public trust.
A blurred narrative describes Livermore preparing for a ride, missing horse and boy, a stable search revealing a sleeping youth, and a chaotic mix of dialogue and images. The text interweaves names like John Munter and Clarice with stray phrases about a chemist and parish life, creating a fragmented portrait of a rural setting.
A garbled monologue speaks of age, vows, and distant shops with elusive names. The narrator complains of misunderstandings and mentions people like Susi and Mary, hinting at personal fault lines and confusion over relationships and daily details.
A compact note describes renovated and refurnished furniture items including beds and related croiuery accents. The short blurb signals updated shop stock and refreshed displays at the Trou Best establishment.
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