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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet discusses child health and temperature with references to a product syrup for California. It mentions careful examination of the text above figures and asserts the need for warnings about racial gloy and happiness. The fragment implies printed cautions on ware and correct supply of syrup.
Agricultural officials Sutton and Steward investigated wheat blight in Pingelly noting septoria on leaves heads and stems. The take-all fungus and water logging also contributed, with severity linked to seasonal conditions and early harvest areas like Northagin Experimental Farm.
Acid stomachs are dangerous and irritate the stomach inflaming and hindering digestion. Medicines are often useless as they miss the source of trouble. Neutralise the acid with a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals and follow with a little water. Foods causing distres t can be eaten if magnesia is taken after eating.
A comic opera titled He Girl in Taxi is expected to be produced in Australia soon. The note compares it with past productions, praising Milkmaid Coffee and Milk as producing quality drinks, and describes a popular coffee product sold by storekeepers that mixes coffee, milk, and sugar with hot water.
Reports from the Killin lead mine as crews from Wood cock Dwyer and Cheriton raise along the 8 ft level about 70 feet, yielding improving ore. The engine shaft sits at 105 feet with a large galena lode below. Work advances at Nocks and Uga lead mines with machinery erection nearing completion and mining to follow.
From our Correspondent Yalgoo Nov 12 a farewell dance was held for Mr and Mrs W Attwell who left Yalgoo on Monday after four years with Attwell serving as stationmaster. The community expressed general regret and sent good wishes to the Attwells and family. Upcoming events include a Swastika entertainment, a children's fancy dress, a general dance, a Jockey Club meeting, bazaar days, and public building repairs progress at the Post Office and TEC Presbytery.
The article notes land marked for bulks handling of wheat at Miang harbor and indicates a near-term improvement plan. It reports last year Thimblesting shipped 10,000 bags of wheat and this year 9,000 tags will be sent for the district.
Mr. Robert Wilson of Green Lane, Auckland reports a scratched rusty nail caused a badly poisoned hand. After ineffective treatment, Zam-Buk dressings eased the wound, stopped swelling, and healed the hand. He praises Zam-Buk for curing itching eczema and other skin ailments.
Armers and Squatters Requisites and farming implements are advertised along with windmills oats and hay stacks. Agents include Armstrong Co and Motor Agency. Publication runs every midday from Wednesday and Friday for twelve months on receipt of the payment.
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