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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1907
Page
4
A garbled reminiscence mix from a London scene recalls conversations with a long dead author and actor. It includes snippets about Wilkie Collins, Daniel Reade, and Tom Taylor, with a weary plea from a destitute woman seeking work after hardship.
A fragment discusses the life of well educated women and their limited earnings of two shillings weekly. It mentions palmately and notes a book covering cases about women and the impact of illness on life. The text alludes to headaches and the need for dates and starkeepers without clear detail.
In a libel action, Rev William Turdan failed to clear a fellow clergyman of moral charges. Davenport testified of a tempting London visit and a private hotel liaison, but the jury found for Turdan’s opponent, awarding damages and leaving questions about his character.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a clinical instruction scene with students, a confident instructor, and a tense exchange. The garbled wording omits clear names, dates, or locations, leaving only scattered phrases about a dental or medical demonstration and a provocative challenge to the students.
A sprawling, blood drenched narrative recounts a mass killing investigation tied to Macedonian rebels and Turkish authorities. It outlines a brutal massacre, suspects, and long political reach, ending with the question of who killed the woman and who started the case.
The Livernoal Grain Storage and Péaitt Company Limited have erected a monument to enterprise in the form of a warehouse complex in Liverpool. The ambitious project, praised for unprecedented storage capacity, is slated near the Merry Docks and Harmony Bridge.
An old advertisement touts Bonnington’s Irish Moxa as a remedy for affections of the chest and throat. It claims lasting relief and urges readers to obtain the product, typical of early health tonics. The copy reflects period marketing language and medical confidence.
The old lime burner with 20 years experience advertises lime kilns at Crowther and invites farmers to join the Northern Farmers' Cooperative Society in Tamived. Readily available goods include guano blends, woolpacks, binder twine, wire, and machinery. Applications accepted Saturdays 1 am to 3 pm at temporary office c/o He % J, Rios, Marine Terrace.
Paddocking is offered for a mare, 18 shillings per season. Every care taken, no responsibility. Owners of mares are asked to respond to Trafalgar through J. Watson, MM Farm, Strawberry.
Northern Railways timetable shows trips from Geraldton to various destinations with limited readability. Mentions services to Peril manity and Welkansy, plus mixed Monsey aid and Wednesday only departures. Times such as 045 am, 7.45 am, 11.60 p.m. appear with unclear destinations and days.
This recounts historic calamities from Galveston storms to Krakatoa and Johnstown. It notes Galveston deaths near 5000, total toll around 12000, destroyed bridges and ships, and the May 1876 New Galicia flood. It also recalls Krakatoa’s 1883 eruption and global effects lasting years.
The piece identifies three archetypes the pretty, stylish, and sentimental girl. The pretty girl is favored and trained from childhood to value appearance above all. The stylish girl outfits herself in unique, costly attire with confident bearing, while the sentimental girl is dreamy and poetic, her beauty found in delicate, flowing drapery and visions of art.
The Geraldton flour milling venture seeks 15 000 shares at 1 each with staged payments and a provisional board of directors led by J J M Drew and others. It promotes farmer involvement via cooperative ownership to distribute flour and by products, aiming to profit through milling and export when markets permit. Applications capped to five shares initially to deter speculators. cap of 200 shares per person proposed. company formation contingent on 2500 shares.
Application form for Victoria District Cooperative Flour Milling Company Limited. Prospectus terms state first payment per share and acceptance of allotment, with details incomplete.
A damaged report warns that weeds ravage grazing lands in Argentina and Australia. It cites imported weed seeds from Patagonia contaminating wheat and pastures, creating dense thickets that drive away wildlife and ruin valuable grazing areas. It notes farmers avoid proper weed screening, accelerating loss of forage.
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