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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1932
Page
2
The Northern Demrirt Federation of Local Authorities aims to hold a council meeting Tuesday on June 3rd with discussion on many topics. Members hope for strong attendance from district representatives.
The Geraldton Guardian reports that European statesmen meet again to discuss Germany's ability to repay war debts under the Young Plan. The talks aim to review payment scales, with broad belief that debt cancellation may be needed to ease suffering, while opinions split on Britain and America's roles and the potential impact on recovery.
An odd distorted ad asks readers about long standing indigestion relieved by Magnesia treatment. It cites years of climate discomfort, trials of remedies, and claims of improved digestion after using a product marketed as Biruratel or similarMagnesia, urging readers to obtain from a local retailer.
The article discusses Australian finance concerns over war debt cancellation and a potential rise in commodity prices if former price levels are reinstated. It notes the limited Australian export trade and the broader aim for a coordinated Allied policy amid fragile Franco-British reparations talks.
Local notes recount events in Geraldton including social gatherings at the hall with badminton, poetry recitals, and a communal supper. A pair of brothers faced public disorder charges for using offensive language near Cathedral Avenue, receiving fines. A magistrate also considered a transfer request for a licensed bookmaker to a different shop, citing concerns over attendance and prior incidents.
A notice from the country church outlines a meeting tomorrow at 9:45 am with sermons and evensong in Narmguli, plus a film screening and music by RSC tan at Radio Theatre. Also announced is a radio talkie word competition closure and prizes, plus Salvation Army visits led by Commissioner McKenzie in Geraldton with Mayor G Lester welcoming officials.
A review notes Maurice as the vocal highlight in The Big Pond with lively songs and witty humor. The feature also stars Claudette Colbert and Robert Ames, with a strong supporting cast and a British studio comedy Mischief featuring Ralph Lynn. The program runs Thursday through Saturday with scenes set in a health institute and gymnasium. The piece praises the entertaining mix of romance drama and comedy, calling it a top-notch talking picture evening.
The forecast warns of rain in the Kimberley with showers in the lower south west and unsettled conditions across the Indian Ocean area. A cold night inland is expected with hot winds and a chilly coastal period. Showers move into West and south west coastal areas early next week.
Flu vaccine bottle arrives at Marine Terrace Pharmacy with distribution dated February 6. The notice lists limited quantities and emphasizes availability for walk-in customers and healthcare workers while supplies last.
The Mayne Mr Gr Tester received a telegraph message from Prime Minister Hon J Lyons from Canterbury Western noting a strategic appeal. The wording suggests a political outreach during a prosperity campaign and references senior officials. Continuous contact indicates ongoing efforts to mobilize support in the region.
A damaged text fragment lists names including Shrowali White and Mrs Watt and mentions transfers, police oversight, and a departure from a center connected to an Agricultural Bank. It references Gerabitea and a farewell with general regret and gratitude for years of steady support.
The Daily Mirror lauds Carnival as a British production starring Matheson Lang and Sarah Bernhardt style, noting the mutual gains of stage and cinema. It highlights Lang's performance and the blend of theatrical tradition with screen technique as Carnival screens at the Radio Theatre on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Tomorrow services announced across multiple parishes. Methodist Church at Wealey Chinreh offers matins and 7 0 am aligns with vendor Arthur Museum in a two church schedule. Christ Church under Church of England holds services next Sunday with Holy Communion and Evensong at 7 30 pm. Visitors and local residents invited to attend.
An archival ad fragment shows Muriel Astor Powder offered in two boxes per purchase, with pricing implied as two for a box, likely from a Marine Terrace area catalog or store display.
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