Free Gifts in Xmas Presents and Toys
A brief item notes free gifts available in Christmas presents and toys including costumes, blouses, and dainty bra items among other offerings.
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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1917
Page
4
A brief item notes free gifts available in Christmas presents and toys including costumes, blouses, and dainty bra items among other offerings.
An aged drama continues as Stephen Malleon and Mrs Bosstock push for evidence while Deighton Cope arrives with Inspector Wake. Anthony faces pressure to expose a web of marriages and coercion, as Marjorie and Cynthia cling to precarious loyalties and a warrant looms over Mrs Deighton Cope.
In a silted chapter titled The Arrest Hughton Cape plans, with wife and circle in towns from Carniges to Hazeljridge. The plot threads include Be winter staying, Devonshire journeys, and the revival of a great host of the Lowlan sexon. Anthony remembers a coded program and the mute threat of Theresbys Victor as legal pursuit looms.
In a tense scene at Fairview, Woot, the accused, Malcom Thoresby, contends his innocence as a key witness delivers a fraught confession. The investigation hinges on a cave incident and a shattered alibi, with Deighton Cope demanding proof before any verdict. Evidence remains unsettled as officers promise due process.
The Yorkshire Post notes Russia plans to keep Archangel open with ice-breakers to year end. It cites a new Murman coast port under gulf stream influence and a near completion Alexandrovsk to Petrograd railway of about 900 miles. Lloyds rewrites meet northern sea needs amid limited year round access from the capital.
A letter printed by The Age describes a proposed bronze equestrian memorial along the Suez Canal to fallen Anzac comrades. The author notes self funding by the division, graves already marked near deserts, and hopes for public support if needed to ensure a lasting tribute visible to visitors worldwide.
In a December Herald interview Colonel Gen. Ns. Harvey, editor of the North American Review, declares confidence that the Allies will prevail in the war. He cites Allied manpower and munitions growth, British resolve, and the strategic impact of American support, praising Lloyd George and noting his party’s stance.
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