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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
4
A 1913 notice announces a war loan to be issued as stock in Treasury Bonds with denominations of 10, 100, 500, and 1000 pounds. It notes tax exemptions, probate convenience, and payment at par in state capitals. interest paid semiannually on December 15 and December 31.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a novel excerpt by Philip Barner with garbled dialogue and disjointed phrases. It references Berwick and a father’s warning, a character seeking calm, and a scene of danger and escape amid disrupted narrative.
Grenier tries to calm a frightened companion after a door locks behind them. The scene describes a grand room with heavy curtains four windows two stairways and a carved table centerholding a rose-adorned china bowl as snow falls outside.
A wounded dialogue unfolds with strained syntax as characters argue over knowledge, doubt, and the limits of science. One speaker questions another about a patient named Clough and the young man’s fate, hinting at fear, secrecy, and possible tragedy. Brenna remains central.
The article notes dampened expectations from Mr Taylor's motion and possible splits in the governing party. It reports on a tense All British Association meeting near Blackboy Hill and a clash with Brebolosos, alleged antiwar speaker, with police protecting him. An anti-German campaign begins in Fremantle with vandalism targeting a local business.
The piece notes rising prices for select vegetables and reduced hope for large harvests due to wet rot from heavy rain. It suggests gardeners may need to sow more seeds, highlights scarcity of Dutch courage allied travelers, and lists agents for the Guardian and a postal option for the Oureides CunSen publication.
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