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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1917
Page
3
On the Western Front British forces push east of Abraham Heights with New Zealand troops involved amid German reluctance to surrender. Naval activity around the Finland area is noted as part of ongoing war movements and potential imminent actions.
The statement from a German political leader warns there is no chance Germany can defeat the Allies on land. It notes rising casualties and sick numbers, and condemns annexation policies as absurd. The tone is pessimistic about Germany’s prospects and peace prospects remain unclear.
Cables report latest action east of Ypres with New Zealand troops on the left allied arc making gains on front lines. German barrage warned, Allied advance described as over the ridge into German trenches while prisoners and loot are observed. wounded troops arrive in London as patrols and communications note heavy fighting and German attempts to attack British lines.
Amsterdam reports Herr Gotthardt denounces war aims and urges peace as German headlines predict dire submarine results. British morale remains high despite rationing, while naval activity rises in the Baltic with a feared German attack near Riga Bay.
Brisbane telegrams report Premier questions whether Commonwealth power can stop state actions on ship acqusitions. Mr Myrn/ Ivan dispute constitutional limits, alleging PM follows shipping interests under the War Precautions Act to pressure upholding ship withdrawals and curb interstate trade.
British and Allied troops report advances of more than four miles along the front with Centre around Passchendaele. Malay Wood northeast of Fredwalde held stubbornly but Australians pushed the position and took many prisoners. Allied assaults across the front drew counterattacks, but the main objective line progressed with large numbers of prisoners streaming in.
A World War I bulletin describes heavy nighttime fighting as British and French troops advance near Poelikatteple and along the Roulers line. German batteries respond as Australians and Allied forces push through Maisy Wood and nearby defenses, with hundreds of prisoners reported and ongoing attacks near Drastbank and Wydendreft.
The latest Tokyo dispatches indicate Japan's recent typhoon and floods have killed about one thousand people. Also in Melbourne a public auction of enemy shares under War Precautions yielded £35,296. Other local items report an electric shock incident in Kalgoorlie and a horse struck by live wire, with bystanders aiding rescue efforts. A note on two lost youths who wandered from Kiandra Lakes ends luckier than expected.
In Kalgoorlie area residents Ma and Siss Navieon travel toward Ronnievale with a new set of tasks. They discuss a project to lay tiles and investigate a storage near Uneie Towd while a vendor named Vator in the day estered reviews potential developments.
Fragment from Reprens dated February 22 1982 notes opening of a mine snearing at Northampton with visits by Crowther Mitchell and others. Ceremony involved breaking a wine bottle on machinery to commence operations and a celebratory dinner. Mentions drought era prices and local commerce with April 1880 references to mason trail dedication and Geraldton Masonic Hall plans.
Thieves stole jewellery and money valued at £1,071 from a bedroom in Horatio Larcher’s house on Moore Street early on Wednesday morning. The loot included gold and coins. entry was gained via a window. Police investigation followed. a promissory note for £100 was among the items.
A short, humorous scene shows a young married doctor worn by delay in his career. His wife counsels patience as he laments the empty prospect of patients. A child outside calls to the moon, prompting a wry home-front exchange about the looming arrival of the father.
Seasonal goods advertised at Frank Green & Co Thelic Store Ceraleton include spring and summer blouses in white lawn organdie muslin crepe de chine and silk varieties with prices from 3/6 to 10/6. Gents and boys apparel features new sports style suits and gabardine options with value pricing in a broad summer collection.
Educational treatment for mouth throat and air passages emphasizes slow deliberate daily exercises. Read aloud with a teacher, repeat sound patterns, and avoid speaking when nervous. Reports of hypnotism and various drugs deemed ineffective. humorous exchanges about a barking dog and girls questions appear in the excerpt.
A correspondence from Northampton recounts a heated moment during a campaign in Sorhampton where a voter challenged a candidate’s remark about ex servicemen. The exchange escalated as a question about the honesty of the candidate and the voter’s insistence on addressing the issue directly.
In Verth and Kalgoorlie the management backs a citizens term toiliee and outlines a possible procedure for the Lenei of all conezrnad. The Frome Wanmitter and R.SiA rules are noted, with the mayor urged to convene a morning show by the village to discuss the platter.
A reader critiques a public notice on price controls, alleging unlawful sugar pricing under War Precautions Regulations. The letter asks the Controller of Prices to confirm or deny the interpretation that charges over 64d are illegal, and requests action if regulations are not complied with.
The piece traces the history of juries from Scandinavian roots over a thousand years ago to Norman England and beyond. It cites Blackstone and Hour waignon, notes ancient ordeals, and recounts early verdicts and practices under Edward II and Tudor times.
In a dim parlour a brisk exchange reveals social pretenses and modest means. A witty clergyman chides sins of omission while a family relies on a pound weekly as talk of scraps and fares exposes class tensions. A portrait misleads, and a guest laments high bills as days grow longer yet pockets stay tight.
A reader laments division among Christians and urges unity under the Gospel. The letter criticizes lingering personal offenses and questions the ministry’s handling of conflict, calling for restraint and mutual respect.
Fragmentary note describes The King of Drinks seeking care at VIO with mentions of Mercy and Cool. No clear names or dates available.
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