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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
The advertisement promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as beneficial for preventing and alleviating digestive issues from overindulgence in food and drink. It asserts the pills act gently on the liver and secretions, aiding digestion and urging regular use to keep digestive organs in proper working order.
Miss E E Lodge of Chute Nim bia N Ireland recounts how her sister suffered eczema on the face arms and chest with sleeplessness and headful sores. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she slept well and, about ten months later, was completely healed.
A May fast Northampton wide club rifle meet determines winners for the Patron's Trophy donated by Mr H. fe Denge. The day’s shoot highlights include scores by Bus Williams A.C. Banyo Ridzard ey Rd Pook H.R. Thomas A. Manewil MF. Marwood and W. Anders among others. The competition, though challenging, produced several notable performances and new ties for the season.
Melbourne racing scene braces for key events with Murule list and Perth Cup links. Notables include Hyperion, Shadow King, and Dos Moon as major contenders. Frank Leonard rides block record winner on Malublay. Goodwood events draw about 200 entries amid bets and market chatter.
Vygne and Perth Majeure led a crowd of contenders with Virgin Win finishing strong for Stratton as rival favourites faltered. Push by Beast Fo Bonny Note sparked a late protest over the wither. Kongoni beat Easington by a half neck, while Silver Ore edged Sport Royal in a tight finish among twenty local breds. Regret over Pinkus a noted late turn. Regent Girl faded from contention.
The piece notes a growing sentiment for tariff reform and tariff reduction in Australia’s Parliament as Country Party leaders gain influence. It cites Western Australian representation, Senate defections over duties, and calls for international economic cooperation with the Four Nations Pact while tracking evolving support for protectionist policies.
North-West Air Serview reports the De Havilland Dinghow Moth ordered by West Australian Airways Limited will be flown soon. The project progresses despite weather and supply delays, with expected delivery enabling better service and improved working conditions along the line.
A writer argues that Australian wire netting and rabbit exclusion methods fail to curb widespread rabbit incursions harming farming. He urges cheaper, world-market priced nets from local manufacturers to protect primary industries, noting high local costs and declining productivity due to rabbits. He critiques protection policies and calls for market-driven supply to sustain farming and steel industries.
The readable text suggests discussion of industry and production issues, mentioning factories, labor, and training. It references lines about future reagents, training cases, and market development, with scattered names and dates obscured by garbled OCR.
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