29 Nov 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
1
A brief notice discusses a special arrangement related to copyright split into three parts. It notes the arrangement’s purpose and how the rights are allocated among parties, signaling a planned publication or distribution method.
A serialized tale follows Oswald Wildridge and Miss Millicent Bentley through social intrigue at a cotton mill setting. Wealth, secrets, and risky deals threaten two families as Captain Swash and lawyer Adam Spencer navigate love, rumors, and a planned reveal amid a looming fortune. The scene shifts to a cryptic puzzle about the number nine and its odd properties, presented as a playful aside.
A dialogue shows a newlywed woman and her anxious mother discussing a married man who plays billiards nightly for money at clubs. The wife explains she receives all his winnings and helps a neighbor, Mrs Nextdoor, by sharing the profits, claiming they both end up with about twice as much.
A frail child undergoes a second medical dose as doctors note continued stomach discomfort. Tests reveal two more intestinal worms, bringing the count to thirteen, with a cautious plan for additional treatment.
Calculations summarize sunrise and sunset for November including general moon phase notes. Includes near term expectations for November 1 and November 18 with emphasis on phase shifts and daily light changes.
Fragmentary OCR notes show trade notices and postal order references tied to a period listing various adverts. Names, places, or exact actions are unclear, but the fragment indicates postal and trade notices from a late 19th century publication.
Classes are held in College 2 from 3 to 5 p m and from to noon.
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