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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
4
A well known dramatist serving with the British Red Cross attached to the French forces recounts a German raid on Bar le Duc. He describes near misses during bombardment, bombs in his garden, and aiding the wounded alongside two clerks. He laments the suffering of civilians, admires the women, and notes two hours later the area seemed calm as he fled to the countryside.
A fraudulent Christian movement Grow Nigeria claims 1,000 daily miracles including bath water panacea for all ills. Officials report spread to interior districts with over a million natives joining. Authorities rescued two clergymen’s children as fanatics seized them.
The Meekatharra Miner reports Kuwares Copper Field lease from July 12 1913 produced 122 tons of ore at 48 percent copper and 26 tons of concentrates at 36 percent with gross value 44300. Expenses included 986 for cartage 140 for railway freight about 500 to smelters and 347 for wages and provisions. Three hunted and four feet of sinking plus 232 feet of driving were completed owner held contiguous leases for three years.
Gertrude enjoys a ride with Allan, recalling old times and hinting at danger as Blanche witnesses jealousy from upstairs. Allan confesses delight in Mim Richards company and seeks more time together, while Blanche resents the scene and intensifies tension between rivals in a late 19th century society romance tone.
Gertrude learns Blanche Van Aussel has earned Allan Livingston’s attention while Blanche flaunts him, and Allan pursues Gertrude with caution. Gertrude, torn between friendship and love, plans to wait for Allan’s honesty as tensions rise in Mrs. Overton’s circle and a reception unfolds.
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