Felt Out of Sorts and Ran Down by Pink Pills
A testimonial notes persistent headaches nervousness and fatigue improved after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The writer claims better sleep energy and strength after using the pills and urges others to obtain them through Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Ranblaga
Aight
Nervoss
Irestabie
Dr. Williams
Moonta
Mike Chia
Williams
Medicine Co
Auxtealasta, Ltd
Geraldton shareholders vote for voluntary liquidation
At a Geraldton Cooperative meeting, shareholders resolved to wind up the society voluntarily. A second meeting confirmed the decision for Supreme Court permission, with Mr. Williams named liquidator. Local news notes include social events, postal staff changes, an athletic program, and suffrage discussions.
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Geraldton Tndentcial Cooperative
Boointy
Sha Boointy
Pebine
Supreme Court
Williams
Iguid
Wolfa's Schn Apps Claim Health Iconic Cure
An advertisement touts daily Wolfa's Schn Apps as a cure for pimples eruptions boils ulcers and eczema claiming bad blood causes these conditions. Jatax stomach and liver tablets are promoted as remedies for blood impurities and toxins with Amberlein's tablets promising clear skin. Sold by chemists and stores.
Methodist Synod Meet at Ure Wesley Hall
The Synod of the Northern District of the Methodist Church will convene at Ure Wesley Hall Cerubtton on Tuesday at 10 am with J Tithe as president. Circuits include Ger akston Dongarra Cueani Tay Dawn Magnet Gremough Northarp ham Bramixton Meekatharra. Eight lay representatives may attend the synod’s financial sittings. Debated topics cover whether annual conferences may alter ministerial stationing, allowing a representative conference to decide, instead of the pastoral conference alone. A Tuesday evening program features a demonstration led by Mor Maley Tom Oletd and F Hanover with a home mission collection. Six sermons and services are planned across Wednesday and Thursday with preaching by Rev Mr Maley and others, culminating in a basket social on Thursday evening.
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Methodist Church
Ure Wesley Hall
Cerubtton
Tamesay
J Tithe
Vistrict
Istrict
Gerakston
Dongarra
Cueani Tay
Dawn
Magnet
Gremough
Northarpham
Bramixton
Meekatharra
Mor. Maley
Tom Oletd
F. Hanover
Arcivesues
R. Maley
Jo An Sanders
J. N
World War Tensions Reported In Early London Cables
The latest cables describe a wartime mood in London with Britain and France facing diplomatic strain. A sense of backwardness in the conference is noted while attitudes toward Russia and Germany draw intense scrutiny.
Olympian Toxind and Indian Crown events outlined
A late 19th century report notes Minto as Viceroy of India, with boxing crown events and preparations in Sydney. It mentions a Nov event in India and a return to Sydney by a specified date, alongside Bloemfontein damages and a Seely speech on colonial issues, including white Australia policy and immigration.
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Jyondon
Omon
Thurstay
Minto
India
Smawy
Wales
Olympian
Tidia
Sydney
Omirah
Lomion
Colonel Seely
Transvaal
Natal
Australia
Austra Mia
Zeppelin Aerial Cruise Highlighted By Prince Henry
Aerial navigate zeppelin success noted in seven tours through the skies. Thursday reports show Prince Henry of Prussia on board an airship during a seven hour cruise, marking a notable achievement in aviation progress.
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Zeppelin
Prince Henry Bi
Prussia
Suffragette disturbance in Commons shocks House
London reports a large suffrage protest in Parliament on Thursday night. A mulrageite placard was hurled from the ladies gallery, two women chained themselves, cries of Vote for Women echoed as guards freed the captives. A locksmith dealt with the chain, and one woman named Perth was later freed for causing a disturbance. Several others protested and pamphlets rained onto the floor as the Speaker ordered galleries to be closed in the future.
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London
Thorelay
Commons
Ted
Perth
Sinhu
Ies
Strangers
Testimonial Campaign for George Towns Promoted by Sculler Blackstafle
London Thursday report notes Democratic candidate applications approved and a testimonial fundraiser organized by T. Blackstafle, English sculler, for George Towns of Australia who recently defeated FE Barry in a Thames sculling race. The effort aims to bolster support for Towns amid the campaign.
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London
T. Blackstafle
George ‘Towns
Australia
Barry Iy
Thames
Tasmanian Attack Premier Moore in Defence
Premier Moore replies from Launceston to Courier headline Burst. He writes that no pitch failure affected WAL and her fans, conclusively defending his position amid theattack.
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Moore
Launceston ‘Coutier
Ariel
WAL Anther
Menzies Seat Petition Heard At No 1 Supreme Court
In Perth on Friday the Court of Disputed Returns heard the petition by Henry Gregory the Minister for Mines against the return of R Buzzacat a Labor candidate. Arguments centered on whether certain voters were outside the Menzies electorate and if postal votes should be scrutinised with a fresh inquiry planned for the next sitting day.
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Perth
Court of Disputed Returns
No. 1
Supreme Court
Jon
Ty Parker
Henry Gregory
Mines
R. Buzzaratt
Labor
JG Pilkington
Ric
Ra Haynes, KC
Mire Hote Bethwaite
Buzzacat
Haynes
Loinc
Menzies
Waynes
Pillington
Nik Fomor
Maynes
Hiv
Fiayne
Tasuie
Aid
Tye
Ceruifiny
Mr. Haynes
Pilkington
Mt Ida
Gret Monnay
Adelaide tramway strike renews over fair day’s work
Telegrams from South Australia report another stoppage by workers on the Adelaide electric tramway. The dispute follows earlier waves of trouble over what defines a fair day’s work, with unions and employers locked in a standstill. In separate news, the Narrung Yarra collision case sees the board exonerate Narranden but with dissent from President Wirden Ginhem who faults both sides and pins blame on the Narrand.
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Adelie
Thuriay
Tayside
Adelaide
Warden Ginhem
Polo match opens season with Blues edge Reds 7 6
About 306 spectators watched the polo opener as Blues led by W Grant defeated Reds 7 to 6. W Grant starred, with Grant and Files wearing blue and Reds sporting red. Afternoon tea hosted by Mrs Grant. next games and new clubs planned to boost district polo interest.
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W. Grant
Kane
Kro
Blues
Reds
Mre W.orant
Snveral Ladies
Entiie Darling
Mineenewami Narra Tatra
Rowing Notes on Crew Form and Upcoming Race
Rowing notes discuss Coxes and crews with several athletes sidelined by illness then recovering. Kidd, Houston, Tindall, and Constantine crews show promise as the season approaches a November race with handicapping ideas under consideration. New equipment arrivals are noted and member turnout grows as preparations continue.
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Tom Kidd
Houston
Tindall
Fay
Kidd
Sparta
Tindall and
Cometantine
Weally
Jas
Fatwards and Son
The Kaiser Speech Draws Mixed British Reactions
London reports show British newspapers split on the Kaiser’s remarks with many urging firmness and continued armament while some sympathize with occasional conciliatory notes amid the tense mood. The piece notes pervasive public debate among workers and lower classes about policy and friendship toward Britain.
Grayson Leads Unemployed Rally Against Labour Leaders
Mr A V Grayson MP Socialist addressed a mass unemployed meeting at Tower Hill urging Labour to join a campaign to mobilize the unemployed over the Reform Bill issue. He warned the Cabinet and claimed half a million ready to risk livelihoods. another speaker advocated theft and looting if needed.
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London
A.V. Gravam
Tower HN
Tower
Howe
Grayson
Jack Williams
Balm claims cure rheumatism in Ballarat ad advert
WOLFE S SCIMAPT S publishes a testimonial from W Cox of Humffray Street Ballarat Victoria praising Fapeetaiaecae Balm for rapid relief of rheumatic pains and urging sales through stores and shopkeepers. The ad asserts it is the largest single brand sal of any brand in Australia and invites orders.
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Wolfe's Scimapt's
Australia
W. Cox
Humffray St. Ballarat
Vic
Nale
Ead Stocekeepart
Fruit Growers Conference in Melbourne Debates Trade Safeguards
Melbourne delegates at The Fruit Growers Conference debated rough handling of fruit on overseas steamers and poor marking of packages on bills of lading. They urged compulsory registration for all trees and demanded a Commonwealth inquiry into orchard diseases and causes of losses. The centre service will be held at Perth on October 19, 1971.
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Melbourne
Yeatenlay
Perth
TURF VOTES AND RACING NOTES FOR WERLOCE DAY
De Capo comments on acceptances and favorable weather for a big day of racing. Trainers were busy, with notable horses Alena Mother Goose and Maranui in focus. Punter interest centers on the Victoria and Melbourne Cup prospects with predictions and selections across races and evolving form.
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Alena
Scotte
Mana
Jack
Alana
Mother ‘Goose
Monabel
Pape
Victoria
New South Wales
Peru
Flemington
Marenus
Fan O'Brien
Maranui
Local Meeting Condemns Government Over Holiday Proposals
In Perth on Friday a meeting convened by the von assistamia in conairies condemned the half holiday proposal and decided to wait for the Colonial Secretary to review the views. Jaynen C. deplored the proclamation stating Sunday Hall should not be made a holiday without Parliament passing a new Act.
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Perth
von Assistamia
Jaynen C
Tramway Fatality in Fremantle School Child
A lift girl named Stoddart, pupil at Plynpion School, died after being struck by a Maravion Street car while playing with children near the tram tracks. She sustained a serious head injury and died at Fremantle Hospital late last night.
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Fremantle
Stoddart
Plynpion School
Fremantle Hospital
Dreading Ewes Setters in Perth Shipment Report
Perth reports the first shipment of government breeding ewes for sellers arriving. Details mention Carmarvon and 2a, with lines about buyers and conditions for shipping and distribution.
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Perth
Carmarvon
Annual Meeting Race Card Summary
Primary events include 6 furlong trial stakes and a welter handicap with Forest Charm, Kingholt, and Adora among entrants. Plying Handicap covers 5 furlongs with Percival and Tag Percival listed among contenders.
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Percival
Seakentyy
Sheep Show Wins Large Prize at Widgiowa Fair
Mr John G Morrinop havn dominates the sheep show scene winning the £5000 prize at the Widgiowa district fair. The event highlights the district’s leading breeders and the renowned Widgiowa sheep and their management.
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John G. Morrinop
Horefall
Winvera
Quitel
Mocrisan
Mullewa residents discuss town improvements and harvest plans
A Mullewa district meeting at the Halfway Hotel discussed a proposed municipal reform, appointing a committee, and seeking central health board approval. Attendees noted rising wheat yields, debated an Agricultural Mall, and planned next steps with local officials as harvest peaks. Mr. J Walker and Mr. D C Carruthers were among speakers. attention to farming improvements and town needs remained paramount.
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Mullewa
Haifway
T. Fahey
J. Dh. Powell
Mewrs
Waller
FE. Brown
P. Pilkington
Jones
Ricken
Nanasa
Nanasa) He Had Jap Erent Mismmnefart Ion Olnis
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