Bon Marche Winter Hat Sale Opens
The Bon Marche promotes a selection of winter hats at low prices. Limited time offer invites shoppers to choose styles shown as the latest and shaetest shares at the lowest cost in town.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
4
The Bon Marche promotes a selection of winter hats at low prices. Limited time offer invites shoppers to choose styles shown as the latest and shaetest shares at the lowest cost in town.
A wartime letter signed by Archbishop Kirk Gibbates Kal Wian Cardinal 0 Conne Archbishop of Boston John Lrelands Archbishop of St Paul John J Glennon Archbishop of St Louis Sebastian G Mestery Archbishop of Milwaukee Henry Mather Archbishop of Chicago Edward J Hans Archbishop of Chicago and George W Mundelins bishop of Chisago expresses steadfast Catholic support for the Allied cause. The petition reaffirms devotion to national government and calls for unity, courage, and sacrifice to defend freedom and protect religious rights under the flag. The signatories pledge to contribute to a stronger, nobler nation and urge all Americans to stand firm across faiths.
A reflective medical note discusses burn prevention and care, emphasizing early cooling with water, covering wounds, and avoiding disfigurement. It warns about moisture, dirt, and infection while advising to keep burns clean and use absorbent dressings.
A fragmentary report discusses wireless advances and imagined future use in transatlantic and global communication. It notes lower latency cables, air travel aided by wireless links, and envisioned cross ocean telegraphy and telephone networks connecting Europe, Australia, and the British Empire with New York and Liverpool, predicting rapid postwar adoption.
In a humorous scene from the Chronicle, a patient visits a doctor and endures an overzealous examination. The doctor eventually reveals the issue is not physical pain but a tension between patient and physician, framed as a cheeky, observational snapshot of medical theatrics.
Disjointed notes report wartime economic strains in Australia including proposed development committees, wool clips valued in pounds, oilfield prospects, and shifts in taxation, transport, and exports. Mentions Melbourne, Perth, and public concerns over taxation on motor vehicles, education funding, and police guard duties amid cold weather.
The article portrays Frau Klammer amid wartime scarcity as she struggles to feed her children. She scrambles for coffee, bread, and basic staples, battles shop raids, and endures harsh prices and rationing rules while wondering when the hardship will end.
A partial OCR readout shows scattered letters and names such as aa Laces and G. Care with unclear context. The legible bits hint at a list or notice but lack coherent events or dates.
An exploratory effort using a diamond drill continued under Mr Stevens to locate petroleum. The report notes the team including Mendell and J te and the ongoing search for oil resources in the field.
The Minister for Woods and Forests outlines a new policy agenda to bolster timber industry oversight, increase sustainable harvest practices, and modernize forest management in response to evolving demand and environmental concerns.
Mr Thomas Winslade of Borton Hants writes of the Orlene aid device aiding his ear condition. He reports clear improvement and gratitude, noting his age and the positive reaction of others to his restored hearing. Other reports are described as equally good.
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