13 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1935
Page
1
A discussion on how borrowed money creates cycles of credit and price inflation. It argues that real production cost equals wages and salaries, while profits and depreciation circulate as consumption. The piece examines bank money creation, overdrafts, and the impact on purchasing power, prices, and factory overheads.
A grateful, sobered reader describes decades of stomach pain and indigestion finally eased by Salix Magnesia. The letter extols its rapid, lasting relief, claims it neutralizes acidity, cleanses and sweetens the stomach, and warns to distinguish it from inferior magnesia products. It advocates using a dose after meals for comfort.
Meetings of seamen in Melbourne and Sydney reaffirmed the strike against the Huddart Parker Line and extended the dispute to ships refusing to join the Seamen's Union. The Tasmanian service Willow was affected while the Dimboola crew awaited a response from the Vion. Leaflets were distributed urging extension to all ships.
Perth August Ti Lora reporting that shipping authorities said it was too early to predict any general effect on Fremantle from the dispute. Present appearances suggested a general strike was not intended.
A return issued by the Mines Department shows July production at the Perth Royal Mint totaling 37,13 fine ounces with a line of currency values. The Mint in June saw its strongest output since April, and the year’s total to date surpasses last year due to a strike-related disruption.
In Police Court Fulton O'Hara and O Malley faced charges linked to whisky theft at a hotel on a Friday afternoon. Witnesses testified seeing bottles missing as the defendants followed and confronted near Marine Terrace and Cathedral Avenue. O Hara admitted involvement while Fulton and O Malley faced varying degrees of guilt and potential imprisonment.
The Minister for Agriculture said three dog trappers employed by the department have recently come under his notice for their work. Trappers are praised for educating landholders in effective fox and dog control, with residents thanking them for their careful inspection and trap setting.
Fragmented OCR summary notes ore yields and batch weights for various batteries and materials. Mentions amounts in tons, dwts, and specific items like gold and coal, but the text is largely garbled with obscure abbreviations and mis-reads. No clear event date or coherent narrative emerges beyond rough production figures for several unnamed batteries.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a patient in distress with a doctor checking pulse and temperature and instructing a nurse to give treatment. Mentions a "Great Peppermint Cure" in a unclear context, with garbled wording about pacing and timing. No clear names, dates, or places present.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Georgith and marine units in Australia, with unclear names and figures. No verifiable event or outcome available to form a complete news item.
Land parcels offered for selection and forfeited holdings announced in Victoria District. Includes references to Agricultural Bank mortgage, government retention, and railway considerations. Parcels described with block numbers, locations southwest of Pindar and Wing 5 joints, with per acre values and notices of forfeiture by landholders including T. Fels and Wableek.
A Teiloh Navy briefing notes that capital ships consumed a man average at a rate tied to a year’s effort, referencing at least one annual total and maritime unit metrics.
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