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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1915
Page
4
Incomplete local report notes residents of Geraldton urged to act on a message about a group called the sewsboys and a ReemnARTS GsbDEER, with phrases suggesting a request for attention or action within the community.
Noel Pengarthe summons niece Brenda to discuss a burdening family matter and her guardian Judeh. Brenda resists slander about her father Ralph while Neel urges caution and privacy as they confront rumors and the past.
A distraught daughter confronts a stern father who suspects she knows a grave wrong. His rage erupts as he demands silence and orders her to be restrained. The scene ends with a threat as a plan to force loyalty or confession is hinted.
Mallachee at the Gershwen Post Office lists undermentioned placts Grant Lenehomia Sees with morning and tea times. The Guardian can be obtained from various agents including Moesis Snell T R de Lacey Boum Laing J G and others.
The 4 percent war loan issue of 1925, £5,000,000, opens to subscriptions with £10, £100, £500 and £1,000 denominations. It offers inscribed stock or bearer bonds, free transfers, and tax exemptions, with repayment due December 15, 1925. Interest paid semiannually, and the loan administered by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia with details and instalment terms published.
A fragmentary wartime reminiscence recalls a unit plan to seize a German machine gun. The speaker states resolve to not leave anything to chance and to counter German counterattacks, describing a tense night awaiting decisive action and a successful seizure.
Mr Glenn takes charge here early this month in that capacity unit the bow Sse carnival.
The readable text appears as a garbled advertisement style snippet. It references drinking wine or buying a bottle and mentions a cure named Pepperaint Cure, with stray phrases about listening to piccolos and taking a stand by a time. No clear event or person details emerge.
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