13 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1929
Page
1
The Evening News reports that Ireland's epidemic, the worst since 1918, has reduced England's population by about 5,000 since January 1. Deaths exceed births by roughly 7,000, with elderly mortality worsened by February frost.
A steamer struck a submerged object in shallow water near Lavnerston and began to take on water. Captain Homnett steered to the town pier, pumps and lighters were set to work, and portions of the cargo were removed as repairs and salvage operations were organized. The extent of damage remains undetermined but expected to be considerable.
The Daily News correspondent notes rising unease as Red cavalry and Soviet forces clash with White cities amid grain shortages. Rumors place General Kurmitek at the center of agrarian policy while authorities in Moscow push a hard line, including parading gangs and coercive campaigns in villages. Sir Austen Chamberlain is referenced as an ally.
Details arrive of Uboat era crops of Germans in the French Legion sailing from Algiers to Indo China. Troop ships pass through the Suez Canal. Twenty men who had served years attempted mutinous actions using weapons and jumped overboard near Esmailia, two were fatally injured by propellers. The remainder reached shore then Port Said before boarding returning German steamers.
A metropolitan writer previews television as a novel shopping aid. The piece imagines home viewing enabling remote purchases and viewing colors, architecture, and fabric textures. It questions practical appeal to Indians and hints at social shifts with new tech and advertising.
An old advertising note claims sick headaches stem from congested digestive organs and torpid liver. Pinkettes, described as gentle laxatives and liver regulators, are touted to remove waste from the bowels, cleanse the stomach, and prevent recurrence. dosage guidance is given though details are garbled.
Berlin reports discuss a potential reduction in aviation that could cripple longstanding Luftfahrt efforts. Dr Kekoner, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, warns the move may destroy a widely built organization and paralyze pioneer flight, threatening international air networks. Experts call for caution amid government policy debates as the crisis grows.
A fragmentary report quotes Mr. Kiewan urging visitors to Western Australia for the Centenary celebrations. It highlights the state population around 1,000,000 with about 8 percent British, praises climate and scenery, and claims WA has welcomed British immigrants and pursued productive development, inviting British travelers to witness its ongoing growth and state spirit.
The article outlines a proposed advanced field ambulances system for war wounded. A 12-vehicle unit would dress, extract, and transport casualties from front lines to main stations, with first aid by each vehicle and personnel, aiming to reduce delays in care despite machine tempos and long evacuation times.
Vancouver April 11 reports a warmth of loyalty to the British tie at the International Conference on Education and Labour. Delegates from New Zealand and other dominions express unity with the Motherland, stressing imperial stability and peaceful aims in the Pacific trade network.
A Northampton hospital and Ajana officials clash over priority and hosting rights for a competitive sports day. The hospital committee claims proper precedence in organizing the event, while Ajana alleges misdirection and campaigns to draw crowds. The dispute centers on permits, publicity, and which district should stage the attractions.
A large Geraldton Town Hall gathering heard from Mayor J. E Newell and leaders like J. Cato and Dr Tymms. Speakers discussed forming a local first aid branch with nursing divisions for men and women, training courses, and certificates, aiming to have a trained corps across sport and railway sectors.
After a public meeting in the Town Mall visitors enjoyed a smoke social at the Railway Hotel hosted by the Geraldton railway branch of the Ambulance Association. Dr McAleer as chair and Dr Tymms spoke while other toasts were honored and vocal items given by Messrs Uren Turmer and Robi.
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