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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
4
An old text lists common intestinal worms, notably stomach and thread worms, and the harm they cause. It cites symptoms such as appetite loss, stomach pain, flatulence, headaches, sleep disturbance, and disturbed bowels, and promotes Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a remedy sold in sweet form for children and adults.
North haven visitors Nabawa defeated Geraldton 3-1 as Jump scored late in the first half turning the match. Geraldton’s Barker and Curlin shone for the home side while Loyd and Cooper assisted the visitors. In a separate outing Geraldton beat Northampton 3-0 with June Cook netting all goals. Eaton and Eaton were among the best for Geraldton. Premiership fixtures roll on with weekend schedules and A grade standings updated. Imperials lead with 10 points, Cardinals five, Royals and High School close behind.
A Yorkshire delicacy, Pontefract cakes, gains overseas popularity. Originating from Jiquerier resin and Hanerice root extract, the sweets were first made by George Dunhill and spread to Canada after the war, with a five ton shipment noted as an astronomical export.
The column discusses wartime petrol restrictions to conserve fuel for the Commonwealth and military needs. It notes debates over reducing vehicle fees, urges walking and alternative transport, and highlights local efforts in Geraldton to form a Home Guard unit, bolster defense and war savings certificates, and mobilize residents for national support.
The Minister for Commerce announced funds arranged with the Commonwealth Bank Board to pay a final advance of 1s 8d per bushel for No 2 and No 3 pools wheat with bagged and bulk freight adjustments. A second advance of 4d per bushel for No 2 Pool wheat and 2d for No 3 Pool was planned, with deductions for No 3 Pool trade. The Wheat Board has paid nearly all 125,500,000 bushels. progress noted in delivering most of last season’s crop.
A terse wartime note references opposing Nazi forces and the need to defeat them before any peace. It mentions General Sir Ave and hints at broader strategic discourse without clear factual detail or names beyond the bold military epithet.
The text recounts a vast medieval pilgrimage led by figures connected to Vendome and Vendatiem, with Stephen of Cloles guiding bands toward Jerusalem. It notes harsh trials across Burgundy to Marseilles, then Marseille to Aliseilles, and finally toward Syria, Palestine, and encounters with traders and slave markets, portraying a dramatic voyage with hardship and faith.
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