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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
Paragraph argues for timely medicine use to prevent sickness and avoid outbreaks, noting customs to keep arrangements and the doctor’s steady income. It praises Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a recommended aid to cleanse and protect the system and prevent disease.
A report on a London show unveiling a fake medium act at a laboratory venue. The performer Anan Pay appears bound yet escapes, aided by hidden wires and bells. Messages are relayed via trumpet voices, challenging claims of spirit communication as a setup exposing tricks and hidden mechanisms.
An Irish style football column critiques last Saturdays Swus versus Brigades match. Railways offered strong opposition, with Brigades conceding but showing improvement. Key players praised include Howe, Ruteble, Davin, Mitchell, Moore, Reg Howe, Clark, Wrenstead, Faithful, Hallways, Davis, and others as the writer previews upcoming games and tactics.
An over fifty strong gathering of ex students from four public schools met for a combined dinner on Saturday. Eastern States reps, WA ex public school boys, and Prince Alfred College alumni shared toasts and a wish for future events, hoping for dances or public balls and noting past WA-Eastern exchanges.
Precise figures for Geraldton on July 1 show notable celestial observations. Researchers report heightened planetary visibility and detailed star patterns across the night sky. Local observers note steady meteor activity and stable lunar illumination, with forecasts predicting clear weather for continued astronomy events.
A brief note lists the moons and phases for July including last quarter on July 15 and new moon on July 21, with references to the fall moon. The MARINE TERRACE FIREMACT OURUM FOR COUGHS AND COLDS is also shown in the page snippet.
Twenty one year old Fred Perry, son of a Labour MP, starred in Britain's Davis Cup trial matches. He pressed rival Austin with aggressive strokes and near ground drives, but Austin's experience carried the win as Perry faded late. Critics hailed Perry's speed and shot-making though backhand length proved a flaw.
Attendees at Hovietics annual gathering in London discuss women in politics and long skirts with sharp quotes on attire. Conversation veers into wartime aging, clothing constraints, and the Duchess of York cited as a leading example.
A parliamentary speech discusses the Voluntary Loan plan proposed after a Melbourne conference of Commonwealth and State Ministers. It argues the plan to convert government bond holdings to lower interest would amount to a contract alteration and risk national credit, urging cautious, transparent action and warning against coercive taxation. The speaker favors restoring confidence and stresses avoiding a sham voluntary offer.
An exaggerated claim promotes Kruschen for weight loss with a boastful tally of users. The ad emphasizes widespread use as a key selling point and hints at minimal effort required to reduce fat, framing the product as a proven remedy.
The speaker argues for broad public backing of voluntary conversion of government securities. He envisions a nation needing unprecedented measures, appeals to bond holders and outlines bipartisan support in Parliament to rehabilitate the economy.
The article traces tennis back to the French jeu de paume and cites Shakespeare and early English writers. It notes Temke misquotations and links the sport's name to the French take or tenet when striking the ball. The piece discusses linguistic notes on the game's early language and spelling.
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