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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1947
Page
4
Fragmentary note lists June moon phase data with names Julie We and A Quaeter, likely from an astronomical table. The legibility is poor, but the reference implies dawn and dusk indicators or sunset times aligned with lunar phases. Further readable details are unavailable.
A vintage advertisement copy urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pounds of bile daily. The spoofed text promises relief from wind, indigestion, and fatigue, claiming the pills will “wake up your liver bile” and make the whole system feel better.
Travellers by road are listed as passengers amid a Midland Omnibus Service schedule. The text mentions travelers by rail and road, with names and places such as Ger, Mark, Chenier, and Williams, indicating a historic roster of riders and routes.
A clipped OCR list mentions travellers by air including Geraldton and Perth with names such as Walsh, Htornes, Rue Hewat, McNabani, Mrs Wendin and others transit or flight references. The fragmentary text reads like a passenger or crew list with several surnames and initials.
The readable snippets reference West Touring Talkies, a programme for Northampton, and scattered names such as Aloe united with HME Couper agil Lavery Vintiy. The text shows fractured lines about shows, venues, people, and events, with no clear cohesive narrative or dates, leaving the overall item as a damaged, partial film listing.
A long fragmentary report reviews Tex Morton Circus performances in Geraldton during three nights. It notes audience reception, seating, and various acts including jugglers and trapeze performers, with emphasis on individual show moments and crowd response.
Distant market notes mix with garbled fragments mentioning vendors, places, and times. The readable segments hint at local commerce and street activity but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent event.
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