19 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1938
Page
1
A fragmented recollection describes Silver City becoming a ghost town after a mob scene and a mass exodus. References to dancers, winds, a flood of people, and the nearby mission founded by Father Lacombe frame a story of decline and abandonment.
Heat wave in Wiluna spikes Australia’s hottest compare to Marble Bar with eleven days over 100 degrees. Records show 112 degrees on February 10 and 80s to mid nineties on several days, while temperatures remain above 64 at all times.
Shanghai reports Japanese forces advancing along the Finpieg Hankew railway as part of a broader Shantung offensive aimed at Lunghi. Chinese Central Government divisions between Weihwei and the Yellow River prepare to offer strong resistance as the invaders push toward the junction near Weihwei.
Shanghai reports Japanese forces push south along the Puinang Han kow railway near the Yellow River. Key posts already held as China faces potential retreat to Shantung and prepares a new southern stand to protect Haimu.
A town hall charity concert for the Children’s Ward Appeal drew a large audience and widespread acclaim. Performers including J C Greenhill W B Mill and Mewes F Pearson K Cartwright JD Calendar and J Downie showcased solo and ensemble pieces with many encores. Children’s acts by R Nelson Conk and others impressed, as did pianist KE Duffie. The program concluded with thanks to organizers and patrons, with a substantial donation anticipated though final totals were not published.
District Agricultural Ql. N Davenport explains last year’s crop damage from cutworms and webworms and recommends ploughing fallowed land with dried gram or stubble to bury eggs. Preventive steps should start after the first rains and before egg laying to avoid infestations.
The Gerald Don Branch of the Ambulance Association met at Town Hall with Rev. Hulley in the chair. Highlights included donation tallies, the introduction of Nan's Stretcher for the Moon Centre, and plans for infant paralysis instructions and nursing classes after Easter.
A 1937 petrol use survey shows per car fuel consumption near 350 gallons annually in Australia, with averages around 7 000 miles per vehicle per year. The United States totals about 690 American gallons per car equivalent, while global petrol tax and consumption patterns indicate high expenditure and notable declines in per unit use amid rising consumption figures.
Reports from Moscow and Murman describe Russian scientists and crew from the icebreaker Muraan drifting near Greenland after an Arctic expedition. Efforts focus on rescuing the team and securing valuable equipment, with wireless contact established between Papanin and Talmyr’s commander as planes attempt to reach the camp.
A fragmented discussion outlines an independent effort to produce a perfect taxi. It contrasts a modern, streamlined car design with conventional models, hinting at a conference discussion about a private car’s features, efficiency, and comfort.
Ssw you were AXIS miles an hour. Sleexetedis Oh hen thaeet wplenedint. I anty bene walt drive yesterday.
An upcoming market is announced for Midkind Junction with a rattle sale slated for next Tuesday. The Wednesday listing mentions the T1710 show featuring various items described as ara caatthes anna 1,1 yh and other goods.
A fragmented report mentions entomology collectors for a continental set at the Nutter Museum. It tracks journeys from Paris to London and through Mordesays to Dig Senexal, with references to Belgian Congo and various places. The piece notes Mr Shuting as a traveling leader and hints at recent societal figures and a warning about a voyage near UNL Tiesepee.
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