19 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1932
Page
1
A vintage ad touts Moon's Emerald Oil as an inexpensive remedy to reduce toe inflammation and swelling. It claims quick improvement with nightly and morning use, urging readers to apply as directed and expect relief in a short period.
The article warns many women suffer nervous disorders from excessive worry and lists symptoms such as irritability and sleeplessness. It advocates building up the blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills saying they feed nerves and restore strength, urging readers to obtain the medicine locally.
November 17 report says President von Hindenburg accepted Papen and will confer with party leaders to form a national government after the Chancellor failed to secure a majority in two elections. Hitler may not attend, maintaining that Nazis should lead the government.
A collision on Albany Road near Victoria Park led to a second trial for Healy as the case heads to a third proceeding. Government officials and legal teams awaited new hearings and potential rulings on charges and evidence.
The British Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon outlined disarmament plans urging immediate drastic cuts in air forces to match other powers. Britain would also pursue universal protection under reduced fleets and the elimination of military air units to the lowest possible level in any agreement.
Nort ton student Reverend H R Trenaman has been released by the University of Western Australia as one of two students to pursue overseas studies. He aims for an M A degree with high marks in ten units and seeks postgraduate research support abroad for three years with annual renewal.
London reports the Air Ministry orders immediate inspection of Puss Moth cabins for cracking in roof tube certifying lines. Certificates will not be renewed after November 12 unless modifications are completed. Additional stiffening has been added to the rear bay amid past fatalities in crashes, prompting broader license suspensions in the region.
The report describes a flight attempt from London to Cape Susseamds by Mrs Mollison. She faced a forced halt at Benguella but continued the race, with the clock reading four days, nix hours, and fifty-xiz minutes. Her husband contacted from London to arrange a two day rent while interviewers noted his swift plane departure to try breaking the record.
A major grass and crop fire in the Yandanooka area destroyed about 150 acres of crops and 2000 acres of feed on Howard fmn property and spread to the Grant estate before reaching Woopenatty Estate Arrino. About 50 firefighters fought the blaze, which began Thursday morning and was under control on Thursday night with most crops saved on Frank Matthews Noble and Willis holdings. Cause under investigation with several theories proposed.
A tropical low and a monsoonal loop produced a marked rise in temperatures across the state. Perth reached 72 F with Geraldton at 102 F as the system moved over the head of the Bight. Northerly winds and scattered showers followed as the low shifted inland and reestablished high pressure.
The Rev H K Trenaman plans doctoral studies to study religious experience across races to form a unified understanding. He has been in Northampton over a year, earning wide support from the community for his work with local churches hospitals and organizations. His future moves depend on the progress of his studies and will be announced later.
Perth reports the Police Commissioner Robert Connell will retire on December 19 and applications will be invited for a successor.
A terse agency note reports Victor Smith missing in London as of November 10, with limited details on the circumstances or status of the search.
A terse New York report dated November 16 notes Mr Hoover's stance on war debts. The article frames the attitude as averse and contrasts it with broader debate.
The Benedicts hosted a first Benedicts ball at Nanson Hall attracting visitors from Geraldton Walkaway and outlying districts. Mr 8 Peon led the dancing floor setup with splendid lighting and gowns, while committees served refreshments and managed trays and towels as the festivities extended into the early hours.
An advertisement touts Dr. Leonhardt's Vaculoid as a safe internal remedy for piles by improving blood circulation to the lower bowel. The copy claims quick relief, long lasting results, and a money back guarantee, listing chemists L Vecchia The Marine Terrace Pharmacy Newlands Chapman and E Sands as sellers.
The minister notes Nabawa wheat seeds spread from South Australia to Western Australia under a state experiment. Figures show Nabawa popularity and the WA Department of Agriculture's cereal improvement work, with 1 000 928 acres sown to Nahowa hearted the Viet, and 566 acres for Gluyas Early in WA last year.
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