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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
1
A reader responds to Consolation Priss letter in the May 31 issue. A. Curlewd is named as Secretary of the Victoria District Agricultural Society (incorporated).
Large attendance at Whriel Church parishioners meeting at Marieh Hall. Acting Rector Rev E H Strugnell presided as reports praised church work, religious instruction for about four hundred scholars, and urged greater youth involvement and more teachers. Warden Mr R H Worthington and Mr Eustace died recently, drawing heartfelt tributes.
An old advertisement warns that the "ansemic girl" faces danger without Rich red blood and promotes Williams Pink Pills as a supposed cure. The claim asserts pills enrich the blood and improve strength, urging readers to obtain the product from chemists and stores.
Drug label fragment shows embrocation notes for strains and sprains with pricing and packaging details, indicating a two bottle per purchase option and a February 6 reference.
The report argues that global economic problems require stabilisation measures and recommends a London conference to coordinate policy. It notes America’s willingness to cooperate with proposed reforms and collective action by major economies.
In May the Mint reports a ballion worth £719,320, bringing the year's total to £2,246 to date. No silver balloon was sent to London in May. since June 1 the year totals stand at £1,071,732.
Health Inspector W Hazop notes steady sanitation improvement in the district. New dwellings use septic tank systems, public conveniences built in P.O. Lane, and the sanitary service has run well for two and a half years. Camping areas, rubbish removal, and a municipal tip operation show increased activity.
Inverleigh reader Mr J Nooonu testifies to ten years of relief from indigestion after using Bisulated Magnesia. He says the product steadied acidity, eased stomach inflammation, and improved digestion, prompting him to recommend it to friends and urging others to obtain it from chemists.
A vague description notes a hacking cough and lingering throat strain. Mentions Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy while discussing the condition and its stubborn nature.
A correction notes that the Friday traffic case against AL G. Ramshaw resulted in two fines for breaches of the Act. It clarifies that inspector H. W. Thomax did not speak to the defendant in Shenton Street and that the interview occurred at another time regarding the matter.
The scene features a vicar's cautious reputation, Lawrence and Ki’s praises, and a discussion of public morals and committees. Joan Burke speaks with someone named Soames as Farneaux’s detective ruse unfolds while Teutt in the hall.
A detective questions Joan Burke about her uncle’s death and family rifts. The scene, set after a tense tea, reveals Tony’s estrangement, Sir Robert’s cold demeanor, and hopes of Tony returning to steady work before a broader journey.
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