30 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
1
Six months ago a man from GX Anglosenvatecet Waverley describes itching on his ankle that spread through the leg after rubbing. He reports ulcers forming up to the knee, severe pain, hospital treatment, and eventual healing after Zam-Buk application.
In a local proceeding a farmer sued over a damaged fence and cattle trespass. Evidence showed a wine net fence had fallen into disrepair and a replacement fence was erected under the Fencing and Cattle Trespass Act. The magistrate awarded 2 pounds 10 shillings to the plaintiff, noting rights and costs, with discussion of future vermin protection and rabbit invasion concerns.
In a Tuesday sitting Mr H H Robinson gave notice to ask the Premier two questions. He pointed to the Encia’s Fremantle Albany voyage where most shipping space carried beer while essentials of life were left short. He asked if essentials of life will be given priority on all statest on steamers.
Letters to the editor discuss Miss Compton not funding the Natal Comforts fund, noting the event on Tuesday is a professional engagement with no fund benefit. A second item promotes a useful tree, a wattle, as suitable for propagation in the region to combat drought.
Perth and Fremantle announce that Joe Ryan has completed extensive alterations to his dressing salon establishing second to none in formality. The business operates under personal supervision with patrons promised cleanliness, attention and civility. The shop offers every kind tea house and savory roquities at a stated address and onshore notices.
The Agent-General forwards to the Premier a plan for a light railway motive to serve Western Australian mines. He notes heavy trains unnecessary on spur lines and traffic patterns resembling Perth tramcars with combined engine and carriage.
A partial report to the Premier notes limited progress in timber trade, with emphasis on potential gains from exchange channels in Melbourne. It mentions the Federal Tawer Party campaign, Tudor’s resignation, and party seat losses, set against South Awatrasia diplomacy.
The King of Drinks is highlighted at the VIO, served with utmost care and attention. The feature notes fans say the beverage is always fresh, funky, and cool, drawing attention to its bold style and loyal following.
Linseer CourouND is advertised as a long trusted remedy with decades of proved effectiveness for coughs colds bronchitis and similar ailments. The note emphasizes its historical use and widespread acceptance in households.
A historical note extols Beecham's Pills as a safe, proven remedy for digestive derangements. It lists common symptoms such as biliousness, constipation, flatulence, headaches, and loss of appetite, urging prompt use at the onset of discomfort to prevent escalation.
The readable lines reference a Tutlinite well fee and dates in March including last quarter and full moon phases. Mentions Geraldton and numeric codes such as 638-eae and 4.6.73. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
An advertisement touts Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a completely vegetable remedy for worms in children and adults. It features a testimonial of a child Doris improving after use, claims to eradicate worms, and lists The W.H. Comstie Co. Ltd of Sydney as the supplier with price details.
Unclear OCR text lists places and numbers London with mentions of 4.0 and Cdareae hopmalea. The fragmentary lines reference Wilson and Sonm and general athletics context without clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented report describes designer W Zimpel proposing speculative specter design projects. It mentions Spotters, Shesterfeld Courhem, and Fuay hairs with related chow room layouts and draft concepts for upcoming collections.
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