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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1919
Page
1
A fragment notes latitude calculations provided by Acting Government Astronomer H. Be The Geralite Guardia. It mentions May and Laney with references to measurements and free meme data, though details are incomplete.
An English exchange notes extensive use of wool varieties from Australia and Britain, linking wool properties to combustion behavior and supply mysteries. The piece discusses finer Australian wool versus stronger British varieties with chemical elements adding power, and mentions wool hangs in the United Kingdom and related shortages.
A wartime relief scene describes returning soldiers and reentry to civilian life, with emphasis on work, burdens, and church contributions. It recalls fundraising for a memorial and the social shifts as former servicemen seek place in society, while community acts like collecting plates and subscriptions are described amid effort and sentiment.
Fragmentary diary style plea from a German propaganda observer in occupied territory. The author notes censorship and pressure from authorities, recalls being ordered out, and reflects on the wartime press and control of information. The piece expresses fear, defiance, and wish to keep neutral readers informed.
London Sydney papers report wool prices at May area sales, noting prices set by spinners and manufacturers. The text mentions high costs and expectations for future movements in the wool market amid uncertain farming conditions.
Fragmentary report describes survivors aboard a vessel after a shipwreck struggling with wild animals. The text mentions Wes Bee and Richard Hayes with absurd dates. The readability is poor and no clear outcome or location is established.
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