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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
1
A fragmented timetable from 1916 lists multiple railway lines and stops including Perth Line, Northampt on Lind Inoka, East Chapman Line and Youanmi via Magnet. It shows times such as 5 am to 5 pm departures, with many days of the week and several towns like Mullewa, Whitmore, Youanmi and Smiths.
The essay argues Asia will dominate twentieth century developments after the war. It highlights Asia’s growing industry in China and India, shifts in global trade, and the need for Europe to acknowledge Asia’s rising economic and political power. The piece centers on Asia as a decisive force beyond Europe and the United States.
A fragmented OCR listing numerous wine and spirit merchants and associated trades. It names whisky brands, gin, lager, ales, and various goods alongside odd corporate and ship navigation terms, all presented in a chaotic trade-page style.
Fragmentary sentence hints at a Mong or Asiatic figure seeking a subordinate part in a venture or performance. The text remains unclear on context, date, or names, limiting concrete facts or outcomes.
A dialogue recounted by a young man who survived a coma for days. He explains his awareness during unconsciousness and his belief that he remained alive because his hunger and longing for air persisted, and he could feel the space where his feet pointed. The interviewer probes the meaning of his survival and consciousness.
Fragmentary OCR lists machinery and locations with numbers, names, and dates but is largely unreadable. It references August entries, machines, stations, and quantities, presenting as a damaged notice of industrial equipment or sales without clear context or complete names.
A fragmented 1916 directory notice from Wise & Co describing a compilations work listing town and suburb names, streets, and offices in Victoria and other states, noting publishers, price points, and the directory’s wide geographic coverage including Western Australia and New Zealand.
Public officials and business managers must post notices of interest by 7 am on a weekday and 6 pm on Saturday. Advertisements can be submitted to the Dela office. send inquiries by email to the designated address.
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