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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
4
A Victorian advertisement promotes Warner's Kate Cure for stone gravel and bladder troubles. It cites testimonials from a Ballarat mine manager praising the remedy and notes available forms including a cheaper non-alcoholic version.
The article reflects on fluctuating school leadership and community mood, noting teacher changes at Howatharia Nolen and praise for Mr Broans at Pork Bi. It discusses events around music and social functions, licensing bills, drink regulation, and property taxation, framing concerns over credit to teachers and state policy impacts on schools and living costs.
The article reports on temperance and Prohibition debates within the Labor Party, citing quotes from supporters of both sides. It notes public reactions and calls for clear positions on alcohol control, with references to reformers, Daily News commentary, and the broader political climate.
A letter from Hugh Houston dated September 24 1909 criticizes Mr Henderson for his alleged reply, accusing him of cowardice and misstatements. Houston warns that Geraldson residents await the next meeting of the Nhearever Union to reveal judgment, while expressing willingness to endure others opinions until then.
A Columbia University professor described comparative psychology experiments with kittens dogs chickens and a monkey to observe how animals learn tasks and perform tricks. The study used hidden rewards and measured how different species approached problem solving and imitation across trials.
A highly garbled OCR passage mixes names like Maumee and Belen with scattered terms about travel, nerves, appetite, and fate. The jumbled lines reference directions east and west, personal state, and vague geographic pointers without coherent narrative or clear events.
The Geraldton express announces a twelve month free delivery offer to any state address upon receipt of 19064 tm eddvanos. The bulletin notes the paper is published Monday Wednesday and Friday, supplying chronic chest complaints remedy claim by Wools Great Peppermint Care.
Sydney officials announce immigration developments after a debate on asylum policy. Sir Albert Spicer weighs in on oath restrictions and national security while Prime Minister trades views on panelled welfare and border control.
A fragmentary report references a fall during a flight and a hospital situation. Names and places are obscured, making specific entities unreadable. The piece hints at a medical or aviation incident with a coalition and an ensuing hospital stay, but details are badly garbled.
A confusing fragmentary report from North Fremantle mentions a milk cart, a child, and various names in a disrupted narrative. It references a vehicle ride, a hospital, and a notable event with fragmented details and unclear sequence. Further readable details are unavailable in the text provided.
A terse notice lists Methourne and Senn as contenders in football premiership matches. It references tenure and ties, with mentions of players or teams like Cariton and Newaveraitiony, and notes uncertain outcomes and wind conditions affecting play.
A fragmented OCR item reports seven souls seven bwin nearbed at a site named Aefrntmd Kook Fromuntie with unclear details and dates. Names and places are garbled but indicate a small casualty or incident count. No definitive actions or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary racing notes describe a Perth rivercourse meeting with results and betting odds. Names such as Hart Chib, Holin Borront, and Medal Rongte appear amid references to Purse, Welter Mile, and betting odds. Unclear details limit full event reconstruction.
Hawkesbury reports fine weather for racing with several stakes events noted. Details include barrier positions, horses such as Myle-Auhillean and Viela, odds like 15 to 1, and performances anticipated at Randwick Training Notes with possible form signals for Card Nitati and Pro Location.
Sydney betting odds list the Paterson racing event with Fomom Fomom entries. Maltin and Flayine linked to Wty E Paeser and Blue Book. Aborigine, Tuewut, Golden Slipper and Hyman Irishibun appear with various fractional odds. Metropolitan-F and Flavel feature among favorites.
An Adelaide area ad promotes Howard's Commercial and Correspondence College offering at home training for better work and income. It targets young men and women, promising quick coaching for business positions and special help for the backward, urging immediate written inquiries.
Advertised remedy Woods’ fire touted for bronchial coughs with Peppermint Cure asserting relief. Scented claims dated 1/6 and linked to promotional claims for treatment.
Fragmentary piece recounts natural history curiosities and legends. It mentions boats and Goodwin Sands, historic ownership by Godwine, and a storm that created the quicksand. Also describes a monkey-catching sport using a coconut, and notes on birds observing quarry work and danger signals in the quarry area.
The Kaiser has long been guarded by an immense security network. Police, detectives, and agents shadow his moves, with cavalry escorts and road sentries when he travels. Despite this vigilance, no attack against the Kaiser has succeeded, though past plots and dynamite scares have prompted tighter precautions around his residences and officials.
An item indicates the Geraldton Express offers a free spy address for twelve months upon receipt of 1064 in advance, as listed in a state notice. The fragment mentions delivery or posting terms tied to a paid advance.
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure advertised for night use on January 9. The playful line touts remedies for coughs in children and promotes peppermint relief.
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