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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
4
Irwin District Agricultural Society reports on the event with humorous asides about local clergy and candidates, noting a memorial idea for O Connor and a minister's toast after a long cycling journey. The article catalogues livestock (horses, cattle, sheep, pigs), poultry, vegetables, fruits, and miscellaneous prizes, with judges and prize amounts listed, reflecting the show’s bustling community coverage.
Regulations outline entry eligibility and rules for awards, exhibit preparation, and ownership. Entries must be grown by exhibitors, with specific conditions for wool, stock, poultry, and vegetables. Show timings, admission prices, prize payments, transport, and special trains are described, plus concert plans and expected attendance.
A Geraldton resident Mrs Carisbrook of Marine Towers credits Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with curing six years of backache kidney trouble and urinary issues. She says her kidneys are now strong and healthy and recommends trying the pills, available at Conway's Pharmacy and other chemists.
The annual ball held in the ANA Viall on Wednesday night attracted about 400 guests, selling out invitations and showcasing extensive dress detail. Dancers departed around 4 a.m. after a lavish supper at Mrs. M. J. Smith's Royal Hotel, with hosts praised for arranging a memorable event.
Fragment discusses poison results from minor wounds and the regret of delayed treatment. Mentions standard remedy and that it is sold by chemists and storekeepers.
Bonnington's Irish Moss has lasted 45 years as the leading cough remedy in public favor. The product owes its enduring success to genuine merit and widespread sale.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle tonic that strengthens the system and aids natural bowel movements without painful sensations. Sold by all chemists and druggists.
The narrator, Nowpil, travels by bicycle through the Southern Murchison region, reaching Yowergabbie Station and meeting manager A. Walon. He notes vast landscapes, drought, and signs of emerging prosperity, describes camp life, and remarks on changing pioneer imagery as fences and windmills replace open ranges.
Mrs M Peake of Wright Brevet Adelaide testifies that after years of ill health post pregnancy a course of Bile Beans restored her health without operation. She praises the medicine for regulating liver and bile, cleansing the stomach, gentle bowel action, and overall digestive recovery. Sold in home stores at 14d and 38d per box.
An ad touts Bonwingtons Trish Moss as a universal cure for tam ened coughs and colds. Marketed as safe and pleasant for children, it claims availability at chemists and stores nationwide.
An OCR heavy medical sales notice promotes remedies for indigestion and coughs. It includes making orders for "two Dettien of Frovtetde" and endorses products from a chemist in Geelong Victoria. The copy touts high quality ingredients and the benefits of a standard cough and cold cure.
A rugged poem from Express praising the Mighty Westers factory workers as champions of liberty, marching against greed and oppression. The text blends hymn and exhortation with rustic and martial imagery, declaring workers as the backbone of progress and social justice.
Brom Our Cor correspondent writes that Shearing is progressing well with full wing and that two new 8 hp engines were bought by Logic Bros. Trade noted as satisfactory. Co-op Stores report most fish is lent and orders should be limited. The text reflects local conditions and curiosities from the bay.
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