14 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
1
Public health notice urges careful use of medical aids to aid healing and prevent illness. Focuses on timely treatment, adherence to prescriptions, and maintaining proper hygiene to protect against disease and promote overall well being.
The article discusses Rambouillet sheep breeders and export concerns, noting February dates, exchange reports, and a printed German language shoot with advertisements for Rambouillet breeds. It mentions the Americas Sheep Breeders Association and sequence of market news without graphic detail.
Fragmentary text describes a large power plant associated with a group named Cosmopolitan Six accelerating from ten to twenty five miles per hour. Details and context are unreadable, no clear event or date is established.
Elliott Bailey unveils a new serial about Kons Hanley and Aiea Lawton amid river mystery. A ship, a redoubtable figure in yellow, and a drowned woman trigger rescue, danger, and a web of withering intrigue. Ronald Hanley confronts threats, abduction, and a perilous quest with romance, masked figures, and a dramatic chase toward a perilous revelation.
In a Police Court case John Reynold Jefferies sued Kenneth Edward Jefferies for £14 alleging rent arrears and damages including a bicycle and its detention. The defendant countered for two weeks double rent after notice to quit and for damages from alleged assault. Witnesses described disputes over rent, cow and milk provisions, and removal of furniture. Both sides claimed costs. judge reserved judgment.
Dysentery sweeps Fiji with rising deaths and overwhelmed facilities. In Colo district East Wonidawa Hospital reports patients beyond capacity and 150 cases outside. Ay Naivasini records 14 deaths, mostly children and elderly, as timely care remains scarce. Navan district sets up temporary hospital while communication slows, no European doctor present yet two nurses visit. Government warns death toll could rise without adequate treatment and sanitation.
Chicago report details a private citizens group formed to combat crime after a February blast injuring two, led by Hubert Randolph a former U S Army officer. The organization is funded by private contributions and vows to uncover three secrets the city’s criminals fear.
A fragment from West Australian Provincial Press Limited provides contact details and an offer to provide information. It mentions a Perth address, telephone, post box, and a promise that the manager will supply fullest information upon receipt of communications. The text appears jumbled and includes garbled phrases about information delivery.
Police Court heard four men including Peter McDermott Cyril Alifres and Gauou charged with keeping Victoria Hotel premises open for liquor sales after hours. All faced £2 fines with Owen Lyk also charged. Leonard Shepherd pleaded for leniency citing extenuating circumstances and was warned to be careful. magistrate imposed a minimum £1 fine plus 3d postage.
The whaling ship Carmeno Torquine reports success in operations connected to Sir Hubert Wilkins. The February report notes progress and potential discoveries in the frigid southern waters.
A scrambled set of trivia questions and partial answers cover topics from English history and church terms to Beefeaters and devil worship. It touches on Short Parliament, Beefeaters origins, the first British field marshal, and a note about the Oakland car lineage amid an unrelated misfit ending.
The text argues that retail expansion depends not on luck or population growth alone but on intelligence, energy, and advertising. It claims a big business relies on a strong will and the message that "I can and advertise" to reach customers, with multiplied patrons and higher turnovers essential to progress.
A public notice urging readers to reward businesses that seek their patronage through weekly messages in advertising columns, emphasizing best service, talks, and goods. It frames shoppers to favor those who solicit their favor via regular ads.
Dr Lawrence J Teakle of Upraiton and Perth Modern School rose through University of Western Australia and UC Berkeley to lead soil and alkali research. He uses portable electricity meters to measure soil salinity guiding the state agricultural program at Merredin and the State Farm. His work promises to save Western Australia money and prevent farm failures.
Berlin reports a Dusseldorf murder case where a confessed killer admits to abducting youths and drugging them before murder. The suspect cites targeting youths traveling through the country. The case follows local clone fears linked to previous Jack the Ripper headlines.
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