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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
6
A nurse endorses a home made solution using Orlex compound and Bay tom to treat grey or faded hair. The mix is said to restore natural color, add gloss, and be harmless. Readers are advised to apply daily and comb through the hair for best results.
Tad Quariin notes sunrise and sunset timings for Geraldton with observations of a new moon phase and partial lunar events. The fragment mentions a 124 pm reference and a sequence beginning at early morning hours, indicating times and lunar phases observed.
A hard fought football challenge cup match between Brigades and Rovers produced a fast paced, high scoring display. Brigades led by captain Fine and key players Ward and Rowe built a strong defense and efficient attacks while Rovers, with Murphy and Watson pressing, kept the contest tight until late. The final margin favored Brigades by a slim margin, with lead changes and notable marks from several players on both sides.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Kateb Ward Martin Chak Murphy Dalton Walker and Wars with vague numbers and roles, lacking coherent context or complete events.
A junior team faced a mixed contest at the Gate arena. Geraldion, with strong shooting, trailed behind East Geraldion by eight behinds after a tight, polished display of effort.
Fragmented lines describe a competition table with pretended metrics and participant notes. It mentions a sense of completion and facing challenges. Names or locations are unclear, but the text references a grid or layout for events and participants.
A Collie Mall football player had his knickers torn during a match on Sunday. Opponent ripped his garments as he attempted to stretch them to his knees. Spectators witnessed the awkward scene as the teen remained on the ground briefly before recovering.
Delegates at the Geneva Labour Conference discuss Australia’s 45 hour week policy, conciliation machinery, and the constitutional limits of Commonwealth power. They consider adopting conventions in textiles printing and chemicals, urging adherence by major producers while clarifying parliamentary powers remain with the States and Commonwealth.
At Taonilon King’s Bench, a mannequin displayed a mink coat valued at £875 in a civil action. Karl Horovits Co. of Vicon claimed £500 from George M. Gurehi of Melbourne for the garment. Gurehi counterclaimed £875 deposit. Verdict privately settled. terms not disclosed.
An advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as the key to a clear bright complexion for women. It argues external care cannot replace internal cleansing and claims the pills effectively purify the skin, citing stage and daily life beauty standards.
An advertisement discusses catarrh causing head noises and deafness, blaming mucus buildup and nasal blockage. It urges readers to treat the blood and mucous membranes with a tonic, claiming relief from hearing, breathing, and throat issues. The copy promotes a product and a home remedy involving heated water and sugar, urging trials to restore vitality.
Partial readable lines describe a sudden gain in weight and health concerns. The text mentions a person becoming stout all at once, confusion about weight and body image, and a brief fragment about a health or diet issue. Names, dates, and clear context are missing.
A fragmented notice touts an eczema cure claiming quick results and a refund if unsatisfied. It markets a “wonderful prescription” by a practicing surgeon and urges customers to buy from a chemist stocking the product.
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