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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
3
A garbled report describes an incident on a rural road where a man and a woman were injured during a recent event. Details are unclear while a suspect reportedly fled and a woman remained in hospital. Further specifics could not be confirmed from the fragmented text.
The American envoy Mr. Whihaw opposes the proposal to remove the patriarchate arguing it has long been entangled with Turkish influence rather than Greek interests. He contends the toppling would threaten religious and political stability in the region and provoke broader tensions.
The Berlin market reports an improvement in the value of the mark to the pound sterling as discussions on postwar restoration proceed. An American stance in the question of restoring the mark’s value is noted, with observers watching for further changes.
A fragmentary report notes Hert Hinkler piloting a monster aeroplane on a trial run boasting about 31 000 horsepower. The craft features sixteen cylinder engines, a seven seat lifting capacity, and a self-filling patrol tank system. Dragging voice hints at new launch today and advanced heat keeping and gun protection features.
Beelim December 17 an official reply to M Poincare statement in the Chamber of Deputies asserts the Versailles Treaty will not empower the Allies to confiscate German property.
December 17 report describes The Weesbleut Narwtowies as seatexiwuteil and expiring within minutes. The note remarks Poland should be rid of a man deemed unworthy of the Republic. Narolowiee is linked to the PunPulind National Dewierahe group and faced forest injuries amid the tumult.
An account from December 47 describes the Mruueh transport Winklang delivering army supplies after war damage near Binneiind. Fourteen people, including three women and three children, died in the incident. The African destroyer Bainbridge aided in救援. Fire and explosion damaged the transport’s magazine as Hightit Wipe late by coe Mada Bes, but the destroyer threw lifebelts, rafts, and buoyant gear to aid survivors.
The text references moon phases including New Moon on Dec 12 and Quarter phases on Dec 18 and Dec 20. It mentions statistical figures about New South Wales population and expenditure of 503,000 in a prior year. The exact context and units are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Telegrams report the New South Wales wartime regime prioritizing harvest linting and asset refits. Mentions ex-ruin influence and idle wartime industries. Notes wheat shipments, chartered ships for England, and refitting work valued around £30 to £60. Lists towns such as Delungra and Araluen among Commonwealth ports involved in Australport trade.
Fragmented score report notes South Australia and New South Wales play with batting figures. Players such as A Richardson, Morton, Williams, and Gmy appear among runs and wickets. The text shows partial totals and bowling figures, including overs and wickets, but many portions are garbled.
From our correspondent a holiday concert by state children under teacher S A Wood entertained on December 11. D Teakle led a long program with dances songs and a duet. Performers included Mina Alms Metcal Pinonforte and Mr Fred Wilton. Weather slow harvest and hopeful yields noted as the community praised the effort.
The West Australian program recorded D E Grant claiming three victories with Circe, Cracknell and others amid a lively day of racing. Crowds favored favorites though the Farewell Handicap drew a smaller field, with Buckers of Merpoi s and Mistles among horses named by Grant for future Perth Cup and Railway Stakes bets. The meeting featured officials including J B Reynolds and FR Anderson, plus long-serving J M Muley ensuring precise results.
The article outlines rising divorce rates in the United States from 1367 through mid-20th century forecasts, comparing ratios with European nations and noting reformist calls for a unified national law. It cites past cases and statistics to illustrate the growing frequency of divorces and potential future increases. It also contains racing results and unrelated local notices, reflecting a mixed page of 19th to early 20th century content.
A garbled OCR note references King Peisul and aeroplaxes with terms like soltering up and poor use. Readable entities include a monarch-like name and aviation devices, but details, dates, or places are unclear from the fragment.
The article discusses water supply adequacy for Geraldton and the Grinahaw Valley and White Peak issues, linking Twenty Years’ efforts to anticipated improvements. It critiques anti liquor sentiment, noting legislative aims and political hurdles, and contrasts Australian immigrant views with cultural ties to Bethlehem and a sense of pioneering opportunity abroad.
The Eraldtom Bowling Club lists weekend matches with wins for several teams. Notable results include Bent ley, Miller, Ellery losing 5 to 16 and Baikler team triumphing 10 to 0, while Eb tery’s towns edged William 12 to 1 and Kendrick’s Sem fell 16 9. A hospital incident ends with a man believing arene poisoning, observed by nurses.
The Head Master and officials recognized the year’s achievements at Basertow High School. They urged continued effort to guide boys and girls toward productive futures in Western Australia. The gathering praised staff, discussed openings for youth, and noted prize awards and departures of staff while stressing loyalty to school and community.
A garbled list of prize winners and participants from a French history and English language contest at a school. Included are names such as Sheila Baars Nellie In provement Chuan Migghient Gilis Wynuir and Frank Menner with multiple categories and prizes noted, though many phrases are unclear.
Fragmented OCR item lists groceries and prices including pork polony one sixth pound beef patong one third quarter and ham pate in a dated format. Reads like a local ad snippet with assorted items and prices.
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