Pink Pills for Pale People credited with saving Mrs Hillier
A prolonged case of anaemia and consumption-like symptoms improves after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The patient, once pale and weak, reports restored strength, better sleep, and ability to work again. A grandmother’s friend urges others to seek the pills and warns against imitators. The ad emphasizes to buy only from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Australasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletha St
Walfarog
Tomas Poing
Mrskins
Willams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Australasia, Ltd
Perth
Geraldton notes on lectures sport and public notices
Local items report an upcoming Gentlemen’s billiards match Campbell v Kent at Oliver Rowell 3 0 and Carson v Kidd 130, plus a large audience expected for Mr Christie’s lecture on Genesis with a diagram showing ancient changes. Public notices cover am event at Railway Hotel, Geraldton ratepayers meeting, a charity move to aid workers on the Nullan wood line, and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormorrow
Campbell
Kent
Oliver Rowell
Carson
Kidd
Letter Advocates White Australia Policy in Geraldton
A correspondent argues against Asian immigration and backing for white Australians. The letter contends most money from Asians supports China and Japan, not Australia, and warns that Asians overpopulate and undermine white livelihoods. It urges Australians to uphold a White Australia policy and resist alien patronage.
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Wazether
China
Japan
Hat & Company
Geraldton
Perth
Commonwealth
Avatralis
Gerald
Australia
Ahaa
Oara
Far East
Oury
Gern'dian
Load of Care Stake From Farmer After Manure Use
A farmer reports benefits from applying a manure based fertilizer leading to improved crop growth, reduced wear on equipment, lower costs, and potentially higher profits for the harvest. The account highlights practical gains and farm economics.
Echoes From The Great Southern Line Show
Echos from the Wagin show in honour of the Premier note a social event with a large local sheep owner commenting on sheep class rubrics. A claim about private tick use and meat standards is referenced along with imports from Dalgety and Mevars. Government notes expected in council on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remson
Quibuli
Uslo
Couple Burnt To Death After Drinking Incident
A sober description notes a couple died in a night incident linked to intoxication and drink. The text mentions remedies and patent medicine claims tied to digestion and stomach disorders, advertising Chamferlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safe, effective treatment.
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Chamberlain
Mai
Chemiate
Ntorvieeperx
Polling Opens In Menzien Election With Expanded Roll
Telegrams from Perth report polling begins today with a supplementary roll adding 26 new voters to the existing list, making the current roll 228 names larger than the previous intersection. Booth returns are expected by midnight as Perth awaits results. The furniture trade notes Asiatics and Europeans employed in cabinet making and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Kurrawang Quiet Returns After Work Restored
At Kurrawang near Perth peace is restored as cutters and falwers return to work. An address to the reply has been carried in bath houses yesterday. In Fremantle Gaol Superintendent George attacked by prisoner Bryant with a iron pipe. He received a severe cut above the right eye and was moved to a cell awaiting trial. Bryant, alias Hieyele Bin, has a history of bicycle theft and a three year term. Detention delayed, he has served more than two years.
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Perth
Kurrawang
Anl Fawlers
Avhate
Carrie
Ranbnannn
Bath Houses
Fremantle
Fintsy
Freemantle
Bryant
George
Fryant
S.L. Burges
Woolley
Oliver
Cemetery Poisoning and Fatal Self-Inflicted Death
A fragmentary report describes Charles Williams, employed at Still Station, poisoning himself with strychnine in a cemetery on Thursday. He was found by sexton Ewan Tytogg and died within an hour after being taken to hospital. The article also mentions a related matter about a station caretaker and a legislative council session.
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Meihornp
Charles Williams
Ewan
Bath prepares to introduce bill amending the Legal Practitioners Act
Perth Parliament notes Mr Bath preparing to introduce a bill in the Legislative Assembly to amend the Legal Practitioners Act. The object is to give managing clerks an opportunity to be heard and to address procedural concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Pritay
Bath
Legal Practitioners’ Act
Pearling Industry Status as Stated by Mr. Male
Mr Male states the pearling industry is in satisfactory condition. West Australians run it and the benefit to the State is secured. He notes small operators facing tight margins yet some small men persistently persevere in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Male
Hopkins Ox Land Matters
Mr Tripking, ex Minister for Landy, proposes reforms for land laws to retain borrowers during nonreturn periods. He advocates a custom enabling retention of heavy noni during travel phases and supports borrowing 29,000 for medical cultural tail wars nationwide. He argues Australia’s surplus population should be retained. each Australian is worth more than ten.
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Tripking
Landy
Techvo Rales
Foreign News From Teheran and London Panels
Teheran experiences rising public excitement as clergy influence politics. London reports the Croisset, a 271 ton barque, stranded near Tee Jani and now expected to become a tidal wreck. A note recalls Professor Chuvten Cyalinetu's death and the Ghost Club, a circle of occultists claiming post mortem apparitions.
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London
New Caledonia
Glasgow
Tee Jani
Aboriginal witness in Carpentaria murder case arrested
The Brisbane report states Billy the aboriginal witness was arrested in the winter case where Mrs Fanny Wilson is charged with killing Miss Nelly Dully. Further evidence was heard as Toby described washing Wilson's clothes after the incident. Constable Reynolds received a letter from Mr Wilson of Carpentaria Downs noting Miss Dully may have taken her own life and asked to keep it quiet.
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Brisbane
Thirset
Billy
Carpentaria Lawns
Fanny Wilson
Nelly Dully
Boon
Mrs. Wilson
Toby
Wilson
Reynolds
Billy Wilson
Carpentaria Downs Station
Dun
Legislative Council debate on detaining inmates for comfort
The Carnnell Mr Connolly defends the detention to close the General Prison on Men’s Team, arguing inmates could be more comfortable in hospital care. Critics claim reforms strain the economy and hospital costs rise, with debates on proper care and confinement.
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Perth
Connolly
Caremont
Messengers Patch Update From Adavale Mining Field
Reports from the Patch outline activity near Adavale including a proposed public battery site two miles east at Fateh and Field's Find. Trials at 29 feet level and ore from Mug's Blow indicate ongoing work despite crushing limits. An assay from Moorhead’s recent sample is pending results.
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Frm
Mine Department
Pateh
Fateh
Alemenide Field
Adavate
Tragic Centennial Park Collision Claims Two Women
In Sydney's Centennial Park a cyclist struck Mrs. Neil 36 and Mrs. Rex 68 as they walked near a ramble path. Mrs. Neil died at once while Mrs. Rex suffered injuries deemed potentially fatal. A youth was seen carrying a bicycle and walking away. police investigated.
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Sydney
Neil
Centennial Park
Rex
Presidental Election Report From Lowton Affects Jobs
Fragmented notes describe ongoing presidential election coverage in Lowton. Mentions Taft and allied figures, municipal efforts to spur industry, and rising employment concerns as cities pursue public works and new enterprises amid a long jobless period.
Saturday Afternoons Sports Notes and Yardage Report
Sports column lists various racers and players with yards, names, and notes on turf events. Mentions include Maynard, Leverman, Carter, and Tyneb among others, with scattered references to trips, doubles, and rowing notes. The fragmentary text reads like a race and team performance ledger from a Saturday edition.
Victoria Detects Gruesome Remains on Beach
Victoria police report a grisly discovery on Weighelane sands as they search for missing crew from the boat Gili. A body wounded in the arm and jaws shows evidence a shark attacked. No further clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfelbourne
Beast
Townshend Family Thankful For Condolences
Bereavement notice from bereaved family thanking friends for kind words and messages after the loss of a loved one. The note mentions thanks to Dr Hungerford and attendees at the funeral and expresses appreciation for condolences and flowers.
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W. A. Townshend
Fettere
Flores Trina Alas
Hungerford
Haben
Wis
Michael Ryan Creditors Hearing Notice in November
A public notice sets a meeting for creditors of Michael John Ryan of Walk Away Storekeeper to be held at the Office on Saturday November twenty-eighth at four o clock. Creditors must appear in person or by proxy with detailed claims. Dated November tenth. Wilson, Receiver, notices solicitor for the estate.
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Neve
Gina Ene
Michael John Ryan
Walkaway
Sinal
Rewignation and Board Proceedings on Public Works
The text reports resignation discussions and board actions regarding vacancies, elections, and road and waterworks projects. It notes the Roads Board Association, secretary duties, scheduling of quarterly meetings, and ongoing financing talks with the Government Board. It mentions the dam project at Keckatea Base No 407 and related approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McCuinnesst
Shwan
Tanda Kemp
Ty Nan
Crowther
JR Lavra
Roads Board Association
Tui
Celiy
Celiy. ‘the UnierSeenssary
Huni
Dover
Mao
U.P. Oeka
Keckatea
Welye
WOLVES SNAP SHOT IN ABRUPT SWAP OF STYLE
Local sports note reports a surprising shift in team approach as the Wolves move from an ordinary game plan to a sharper, snap decision based strategy. Coaches express cautious optimism about the new tempo and defensive discipline.
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P.M. Steggall
Wets
Warcumaxer & Jewelleer
W. Wireberg
EYE
Mall
Mater
Dr. Wills
Geradton
Borerst Cabo
Vontecetur
Nf Enda
Mio Editi Trostusy
Brad
Christie
Smant Hava
Aduiaion
Lei Menen
Geraldton P.L.P
Australian Labor Federation
Peeth
Ben Aveay
Yorth
Mr. Orpen
Lortion
Ximar
Cne
Murdoch
Killa Down South
Munioh
Bistron
Amun
A. Ro Jackson
Webh
Ward
Corakddan
Webber
Stiarp Street
Howe
Gerakiton
Ahi Mieahih
Buller
Orchestral Society
J. Js .Jenner
Geralton
Scntt
Clarionet
Mig Namal
W. HL Jones
Moore and Co
Engin
Summers
Nichi
Df Barlow
AN. A
Farmer x Soliders
Adroluos Gang
Jess
Fred
Wilhl
Raexpeed
W. Kimounill
Lepiulae
Oh Wen
Qetabbon
Wolfe
WOL Schnapps
Menzies
Asiatics
Cabinnt
Fremantle Gaol
Oman
Tasmania
Nobad
Lecislative Assembly
Foreign News
Persta
Lonton
Teheran
Constitutionalisn
Loni
Preofessor Chuvten Cyalinetu
Aligtineadsdiel
Profesor Collinge
Cer
Baseland
Bownhe Kten Rugeke
Daimy
Maher
William Izes
England
Frank Woot
Astralia
Pach
Miges
Queensland
Legislative Council
Messender
W. Cream
Messenge Tatoh
Parker
Mag
O'Malley
Messeneer
Ns Isejet Aml
Lennonville
Brad— Iy
R. W. Monthead
Clyer
Moorhead
Adavale
B. Fuller
OCO
Mer's Youths
BOYS
Fredy
Shamrock Hotel
Seralcton
Baihe
Am! Esplanade
Hanlor
R. Wallace
A. Gison & CO
Watchmakers and Jewellers
Gibson's
Wew South Wales
Lowton
Iat
Taft
Alee- Hon Ix
Bae Aueday
Dyda Jd
Carpeball
BE Duplex
Dupiter
Fownshiond
Victoria
Thuman
Wy’ Ayers
Ayers
Father Crimgl
Keunungh
Atexia
Supreme Court OF Western Australia
Michael John PY
I. Wilson
Marine Teeraer
Elicitor
THE
Geraldton Roads ‘Board
Mens
UR. Favis
W. B. Flosken
Jy Gould
W. Sieh
Ee TV
Jannie Chat
Metin
Vt Ra
Finekem
Saat
Ry Wolve
Dacia
Beager
Fogr
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