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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
4
Dr. Fisher reports success with Cuticura formulas curing ectema and other skin conditions where other treatments failed. He notes Loyind Fanci cured himself using the remedies and cites many recovered cases.
Fragmented OCR note references Qupticura Remedies and claims true merit for a face ailment in 1807. Mentions patent medicines and testing the remedy, with scattered initials and locations. content is unclear but centers on medicinal claims and a testimonial style from the era.
The fragment describes a cream or ointment to allay irritation and inflammation. It mentions scratching, thickened cuticle, hard rubbing, and itching, with unclear age reference. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
A special Geraldton Municipal Council meeting discussed next year’s estimates in the chambers with Mayor Armstrong and Drs PLE Davis Logan Wed eet AF Urehy R Ward and Wot 0% Present. Motions trimmed salaries from £551 to £000 and set audits at 221 including Local Board of Health. Estimates listed revenue and expenditures across rates, grants, duties, and works with allocations for streets, maintenance, lighting, and sanitary services.
An exchange to the editor features a Greenough correspondent referencing Hamlet and Wil Mant tas tray, quoting lines about courage and patience. The letter closes with a sign off from Walkaway dated November 20.
A partial note from Inspector Greenhill discusses renewal applications for licensed premises. The town clerk and inspector seek necessary persuasion and action, while concerns about lamp extinguishing and gas company matters are noted.
Mining notes describe Royal Standard line progress with a new 10-head mill at the Royal Standard battery crushing about 60 tons from Ethel Mail teas. Morning Star monthly cyanide cleanup shows 28 tons carried to refinery. Meekatharra reports Karangahaki owners Kirkland Bros and Davis clearing a parcel of BAN tows at Eight-Mile for a return of 20 pounds 12s.
A Socialist letter argues private property threatens humanity and champions Labour and socialism. The author, claiming to represent the working man, denounces capital and vested interests, pledging support for labor candidates and a fair dividend for all, while criticizing Sir Ranard Wittenoom and urging humanity over wealth.
For the Summer months Cool and Refreshing. To prevent despondent Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves ban swiftly headaches prevent despondency and invigorate the whole system. Much easier to take than pills. For sale by J. H. Chapman Marine Terrace Geraldton.
The Robur Tea Girl explains four grades of tea, focusing on Special Grade for expert tasters seeking the finest flavor. She notes Special is described as delicious and the best, while No 1 Grade follows next. The text contrasts consumer knowledge with expert opinion on tea quality.
A Western Mail excerpt discusses a farm tour by Agri cola and mentions Mr Grant soui and a sheep feeding note. It highlights John Gould of the Chapman cultivating blue lupin for years and claims lupin helps profit on third-class land in the district with Mr Gould’s lambs weighing to 4b. Wolfe's Schnapps is noted as valuable.
Mrs Knight storekeeper Lutwyce Queensland writes she was badly scalded months ago and tried many remedies. She nearly called a doctor before Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved pain and swelling quickly. She now recommends it to customers and friends.
A reader responds to a prior goat controversy asserting he does not own a goat and argues goats are not the issue. He notes respect for a wife and family while criticizing local animal depredations and urges inspectors to curb roaming livestock to spare residents from nuisance.
The passage discusses fences as remedies to nuisances and property disputes, mentions penalties on weaker sides, and references a Poland related law about keeping a horse. It notes a man gaining ownership by default and recalls past regulation responders, with nautical chatter tones in MARINE Theor CHATTERER.
Mr P Lynth the selected Labor candidate addressed electors at a meeting in Yuin Reef chairing by Mr Rut Carls. He reviewed Labor Party actions in Federal and State politics, defended reforms on land taxation and government control of monopolies, and rebutted Reid party charges. The chairman and Mr Needham supported the platform, while plans for a New Year carnival and other local events were noted amid mild confusion on local issues.
A fragment suggests serving Head AUSTRAL ALE with a spare glass when the supply runs low. It reads as a casual note about preparing drinks and setting up a serving space.
During warm months mothers must watch for looseness in babies bowels and seek early care. The piece warns of potential later trouble and mentions a remedy, though text appears garbled with unreadable names and phrases.
Mrs C Bannon of 53 Kent Street Sydney reports a six year leg wound that resisted hospital care and nursing dressings but healed rapidly after using Zam-Buk Balm. She praises doctors, notes price 19/6 or 30/- large pot, and urges others to try the remedy for similar afflictions. The Zam-Buk Co. offers post free supply from Pitt Street Sydney.
The Rebar Tex Co releases six 1907 calendars as artful photo reproductions from the Melbourne National Gallery. Free distribution to storekeepers and customers after December. Noted entries include works by Edward Long, Thos Faed, Lucy Kemp-Welch, and J. Waterhouse. Wolfe's Schnapps mentioned for stomach relief.
The Colonial Treasurer challenges the Morning Herald over publishing the Loan Bill before government sanction and queries if Carron used Bull data for electioneering. Meanwhile a Brisbane bullock prize report notes a giant steer weighing over 1400 pounds and averaging 1148 pounds per animal, claimed unequalled in Brisbane fat cattle.
A fragmented newspaper piece presents a verse style meditation on earthquakes. It recalls Monday tremors and imagines nations, babies, and everyday life affected by quakes with surreal imagery and rhythmic phrases. The piece mixes whimsy and caution without clear reportage.
Mt Magnet cricketers traveled to Morning Star mine last Saturday to play a 4 over match. Morning Star won 175 for 5 led by Coon 45 Croat 49 and F Parsons 27. Parson took three wickets for 19 while Annear and Laver contributed strong bowling and batting performances for Morning Star, Magnet managing 74 all out with Laver top scoring 86.
Mt Magnet defeated Roogardie by 1% runs at Boo cke eat Sviny. Magnet batted first with Brooker 27 Taglis 17 and Booganie 68 McNamara 38 as top scores. Goodwin took five wickets for 20 for Roogardie, while Magnet’s Brooker 6 for 38 and Parson 3 for 12 led the bowling.
When you catch a cold do not experiment with unknown preparations that may worsen your condition. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stops the cough heals and strengthens lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. For sale by J H Chapman Marine Terrace Geraldton.
A description of a tract of land located midway between Taylor and Oakabella. The property fronts a full one mile along the road, with additional portions extending toward the Springs and Midland Railway.
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