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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
1
A vintage advertisement invites readers to join the National Confectionery Organization with promises of earnings from 2 to 215 per week. It pitches a home based sweet making venture, emphasizes secrecy and flexible hours, and includes a coupon to mail for inquiries without obligation.
A fragmented account describes travel through Yellowstone and nearby sights. The writer recalls hot pools and vivid mineral colors, a Punch Bowl pool, and a glacier-carved landscape. Encounters include bears, moose, and a camp visit at Lake Junction with university students assisting staff.
A letter warns Beach visitors of shark danger near the reef and river mouth. The writer cites sightings of large sharks, urges groups rather than solitary trips, and notes past incidents. Advice covers staying inside the reef and avoiding rollers, with reference to local conditions and a call for caution.
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