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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
4
Time differed itching on my back which spread over the whole body causing constant scratching. At night the pain worsened and I could not sleep. I used Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent and felt relief. Mrs. Mary Mets, June 23.
In the Legislative Council debate on Western Australia's withdrawal from Federation, Mr. Drew argues against immediate referendum, urging careful consideration of the motion and praising Randell's persuasive speech. He warns of uneven gains from secession, asserts consequences for state control and railways, and questions timing for any plebiscite. He notes WA fears about losing federal influence and cites Sir John Forrest’s actions and public sentiment on federation.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop coughing, soothe the lungs, and prevent further cold complications. It notes availability at J. Chaplin in Marine Terrace, Geraldton, and emphasizes quick relief.
From Our Own Correspondent reports a sale of 20 town allotments at Black Rance with strong attendance. Highest bid £510 for block 61. adjoining block 81 sold for £473. Total proceeds about £1,704, average just over £108 per block. New Warden’s court building under construction in main street. Warden and residents anticipate improved property, despite lack of action from leaseholders Bewick Moreins. Local notes include a new 11-ton wagon by Ward of Gesaltton, hot weather, and upcoming events such as a November race meeting and a cricket match between Hatlenck’s Battery and town.
Mrs Knight, storekeeper in Lutwyer, recalls severe burns and scalied skin months ago. She tried remedies until Chamberlain's Pain Balm, recommended by Thayer, provided rapid pain relief and reduced inflammation. She now publicly recommends the balm to customers and neighbors. Sold by J Chap Tad at Marine Terrace, Ge raktton.
A historical note discusses the nutritive value of linseed oil and fats, examining digestibility and the body's use of carbohydrates. It mentions protein, fats, and starch digestion, and notes uncertainty and variability in fat content and dietary adaptation for softened or altered foods.
A chaotic 19th century style scene depicts a royal Danish dinner where King Christian toasts the United States with a nod to the Star Spangled Banner. Guests chatter as leaders rise and guests applaud the toast amid ceremonial dining.
Two fishermen in Condobolin New South Wales attempted to weaponize dynamite to catch fish. They supplied dynamite with a fuse cork and threw the live explosive into the water. A dog leapt after it and was killed in the blast. The two men survived but were left shaken.
A historical note describes estimating atmospheric depth by observing color changes in the sky as the sun sets. Professor Hee notes the transition from blue to black and uses air meters and spectrometry to approximate the height. The method involves observing optical thresholds and may yield differing results from other techniques of the era.
Five or six men chat in a village setting about a mysterious tiny creature. They joke about who will perform a strange task to see it, promising a tale will reveal itself. The dialogue blends humor with a fantastical claim, mentioning narrow streets and curious expectations.
An unclear 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as highly beneficial for liver troubles and piti ousness. It claims the remedy may “cher away” ailments and mentions a sale context with scattered names and fragmented phrases.
A Geelong father recalls his five year old son suffering two large ulcerated sores on the back of the hands for about a month. After trying various remedies with no success, Zam-Buk Balm was applied for two weeks and the sores fully cleared. The balm is described as a powerful herbal preparation.
Fragmentary report outlines tele rate issues, rainfall impact, and livestock concerns across Northern Stock Route. Mentions Premier and regions Wilonae Band, Jow, and general market pressures with noted sun and rain spells affecting camels and transport. References a surveyor and terms like summer rate and 11 percent in unclear context.
A damaged tale recounts burglars trapping a house party and tying up guests then fleeing as woodlands hid the scene. Confession fails to name all assailants and the culprit evades clear identification after a brutal, colorless spree.
A Hungarian inventor Herr Balderauer proposes using a tethered balloon with a sliding cabin to move along an inclined rail up a mountain near Anlzburg. The balloon is water loaded at the summit, with the car's ascent controlled by a wire rope and cable through the cabin door. He claims the system is cheap and smooth and can ascend steep slopes without detours.
The text links eye shape eyebrow arcs and forehead lines to personality. It notes light or red hair signals different temperaments and that a rounded forehead with a strong chin suggests clear minded, courageous balance. Observations emphasize eyes as expressive indicators.
A brief early 20th century advisory promotes using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for babies, urging parents to begin treatment in warm months to prevent future trouble, with a sales line for J. as supplier.
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