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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful cleaning penetrating anti septic remedy for skin troubles. It claims quick relief from initial use and promises satisfaction or money back. The copy urges readers to buy a bottle and apply consistently to restore skin health.
The 1225 year sees £81 million wool payments and debates on industrial marks reforms. Aiming for orderly marketing, post war disruptions recede as primary producers seek stability. The Primary Producers Association argues for returning to a stable market, praising efforts to restore orderly marketing and industry strength.
The Kingswood, crippled steamer, reached King George's Bay for repairs after a wheat voyage. An explosion at Port Pirie blew a donkey boiler through the bow, tearing hatch covers and engine room fittings. experts debate the cause, with only theories suggesting a rocket-like propulsion or other forces.
Portland Oregon voters pass a sweeping ban on gambling and games of chance by city ordinance. Mayor Joseph K Caron Jr warns the measure may do little to curb illegal activity. The law targets pinball machines punch boards music boxes and other devices using mechanical or automatic operation where money is staked or hazarded.
The article discusses Australian agricultural policy shifts, noting calls for department reorganization to improve efficiency. It highlights tensions between wage demands, producer costs, and farm production, stressing the need for research and modern equipment to reduce losses and sustain national wealth producers.
Fragmentary report from Geraldton Club shows May 7 activity with rifle shooting at 300 and 100 yards. Mentions a right temple target, 90 point recitals, and noted conditions causing a rash of yardage results amid early afternoon rain or wind.
The fragment mentions a Patneray tied to a winner of eee and hints at credit and business matters for Hee and Vena. Names and clear events are sparse, but the text suggests a late stage summary of involved parties and financial stakes without concrete outcomes.
A Bank of New South Wales report criticizes closer settlement plans in Australia. It estimates high costs per settler, warnings against piecemeal subdivision, and notes declines in productivity when holdings are subdivided. Emphasizes wool sustainability and the need for large estates for efficient pastoral operations.
The article argues for prime lamb production as a vital future of Western Australia’s sheep industry. It emphasizes breeding, proper care, and optimal lambing times, warns against fat lambs, and urges focused husbandry, fodder use, and market readiness to meet export and local markets, with Parliament prorogued at year end.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man called overweight and appearing older, with mentions of women and carrying far more weight than 130, suggesting a baffling scene where his burden and age were central observations. The text is unclear but indicates a weight related judgment.
A beauty expert shares a simple method using aloe and a non sticky rub to manage grey hair. The routine emphasizes a light touch and quick absorption without greasiness.
Sy eny Fong and Co Geraldton and F Uordingiay Northempton seek free backiet services per local trader terms. Bankers note uncertain spelling and missing dates.
Excavations near the Tower of London uncover the old outer wall foundations of Kentish rag and Caen stone, a repaired top with brick, and a moat fauna remains. Wandered walls show nine feet of water depth in the past, while animal bones suggest a menagerie presence at the moat and adjoining towers.
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