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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
3
A Philadelphia man describes seven years of scalp or leg skin torment finally cured by Cuticura Remedies after trying many doctors and cures. He reports complete relief for six months and plans to recommend the treatment to friends.
A fragment from a colonial paper notes capricious remarks on a friend analyst and Labor Party critiques. It references Aunt and Uncle figures, a Old Ben’s Caravanserai scene at Claremont, and misread rumors about Admiral Tsich’s landing guard being withdrawn. It also reports a tale of a guard of honor misfire and mixed reactions in Australia and the United States. The piece closes with an aside on selective beverage advertising.
A damaged excerpt critiques racial tensions and political loyalties amid an official visit by a foreign admiral. It rails against alleged threats from various groups, questions parliamentary power, and laments the influence of “younger” voters, while invoking Fremantle or Federal politics and party dynamics.
The local court heard misdated testimony about Ottaway a station manager and employer duties at Rywn Bros and Tiyan's case station. Evidence suggested Ottaway faced a payment claim of £9 18s with a prior wage context, while Murphy and Mrs Murphy faced summons issues and substituted service questions.
Advertising praise extols Wolfe’s Schnapps as unmatched in vigor and flavor. The brief copy emphasizes premium quality and strong reputation, aiming to entice readers to choose this brand.
A historical newspaper account describes a girl afflicted with St Vitus dance who improves after taking Williams Pink Pills. The patient recounts severe tremors, fatigue, and social withdrawal, then reports relief and sustained health after six boxes, praising the remedy and doctors.
A contested power of attorney involves Mr Mur phy and Mrs Murphy in a joint account case. Allegations include misapplied credit and undisclosed actions by an agent. The judge granted a 21 day execution with a judgment and costs assessed in court.
Dr Fitchett’s Life for May presents a multi article history of Australia and New Zealand with illustrations. It surveys the siege of the Abie Monetaith and contrasts British and German military strength, highlighting timely Canadian settlement notes and an accessible, engaging overview of colonial Australia.
A compact old proverb variant notes thrift and value, hinting at practical wisdom. The fragmentary item references printing and an advertisement style caption, suggesting a diminutive editorial or ad context in a vintage page.
A brief item notes a peppermint cure advertised for children's coughs. The fragment references Sood Gheat and a product marketed as a remedy for coughing in youngsters, without further details.
Telegrams: John Weixen Mack, linked to a large sam tron S. Pryed tian and Uy, is returned to the State yesterday. He will appear before his Court.
The body of an unidentified man washashore at Frepatle was found. Early yesterday morning, locals reported a second sighting of a man matching the description, but identification remains pending.
The Otway physician Dr L He Bovidat faced the Framgetty court after quarantine officers questioned him for failing to report a patient with smallpox aboard a ship to Framgetty. Evidence showed the Otway reached Framgetty on April with a case of smallpox, and the doctor did not report eruptions or related illness promptly. He was remanded on Thursday.
A Perth solicitor Watter Join Lockyer Sinclair was struck off the register yesterday for misappropriation of £1. The court said it was in the public interest to remove him. He has prior disciplinary actions dating back forty years for similar offences.
A Perth cabinet meeting convened yesterday to reexamine the gambling issue. The premier declined comment beyond stating intent to consult MPs on measures to curb recognized courses used for pursuits deemed harmful, while authorities pledge to pursue practical actions and suppress illicit writing.
Inter State reports from Sydney that Chinese scholars at a Whinest School in Spdory are alleged to be forced into idol worship of a figure named Comtrcus. A plot to assassinate the Cline missionary Rev Yong Wai is mentioned. The statements claim these acts are part of a worship deemed idolatrous. The article asserts teachers do not bias or pressure students religiously.
A garbled crime note from Sydney describes a crown official mentioning a cave and wool, with confusing quotes and references to a poker authorising and various misread terms. The readable parts imply discussion of criminal activity and official response but lack clear events, names, or dates.
An inquest reviewed the death of Mary Oan a servant at Cainiss rs wir cate in Tonsdale street. Witnesses described a fall at Camuysir's where a wine was consumed before death. The verdict noted premature circumstances and implicated conditions at the restaurant and hospital.
In a murky underground incident Walter Dack a 14 year old manager was fatally injured and Thalis a minor sustained injuries after a collapse at the Sort mine. The tragedy occurred Wednesday as Dack confronted his aunt in a disputed position and a responder report notes he was transported with serious injuries but died.
The turf section lists race outcomes and entries for tomorrow featuring Acceptances at Cassting Park. Details appear fragmented but indicate horses named Marie and others in upcoming events, with entries and times to be confirmed.
A fragmentary OCR listing race entries and plate designations from a Adelaide event. Mentions various class plates such as FIRST and THIRD, with horses or entrants like Wowrsidy and Riversdale, plus sponsors and prize references.
Partial OCR text outlines a Central Province election with references to candidates, voting, suffrage, and a polling time around 4:30. Key names and places are unreadable. the fragmentary note mentions electorate events and political figures without clear details.
A chaotic report describes a sports or club meeting where teams and players like Campbell, Mitelnsan, Sunidh, and Morgan were named. The text notes a decision to hold a match at Bridey after a parade, with mentions of railways, valuations, and a final tally of three points in a capped event.
Our advertisement invites country patrons unable to attend the fair to place orders by post and receive the same attention and advantages as a personal visit. Details of goods are promised and participants are assured entry into all major reductions during the fair.
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