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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
A fragmented, old style notice touts specialised foods for Gheep horses and menithy stock. It claims a perfectly balanced ration preserves predestion growth and health, asserting tonics ensure the health of all stallions and livestock.
A long jumble of notes from New South Wales and Victoria reports includes police reform ideas, a New Zealand Dairy Amalgamation Conference plan, medical appointments in Portland, and a deputy withdrawing from a position due to conflicts with the British Medical Association. Also covered: George Cox missing near Philp Island, labor council urging NSW to take over Broken Hill mines, Melbourne ferry operations, Bendigo hookworm reports, land for returned soldiers in South Gippsland, a stolen wine industry film, a piano playing record in Palerton North, wool profits and loan funding, NSW rail fare rise, sugar industry updates, and obituaries noting Mire June Finckel and a railway-related accident near Bendigo.
Fragmentary report describes a nocturnal event with atmospheric phenomena and an observer recalling a thunderstorm. The text mentions distant measurements in metres and a sensation of awe as impressions of the Mars encounter unfold amid scattered remarks about inhabitants and a late night clearing sky.
A fragmented report describes a Soll outing and weather, noting perfect skies and sightings of wild birds. It mentions mining prospects at Talcon, Marchione’s fondness for dances, and a failed transport plan with cheap fares. The piece recalls Mr Mossley’s death, Mourishon station, and a new home awaiting completion at War Rider station.
A fragmentary article mashes visions of business offices in 1935 with a description of a museum find at Queen's Pyramid. It recounts an ancient Egyptian practical joke misinterpreted as a doorway into a royal tomb dated around 2000 BC, touched by archaeologists at University College London.
Fragmentary OCR reads about APA LID to Anesper ps Race at Benewil with premiums and large percentage at Amstralien and Passe Loon Base. Details are unclear. entities and actions are partially legible.
Philip Snowden, visiting labour delegates, criticizes Lenin era Russia revealing famine like conditions and forced labor claims. He cites rouble values and rationed meals, noting British delegates offered high sums for their boots and urging fuel and food relief amid a harsh winter.
A journalist questions the fastest sailing craft, noting historic records from 1800s and early 1900s. The piece cites ships like Shamrocks and Lightning with speeds up to around 21 knots, mentions the 1854 Red Jacket, and laments the lack of a modern yacht to prove the era’s speed potential.
An article discusses Perwaal Efficiency and the modern American basins man aiming for peak energy through diet and routines. It covers emphasis on regular meals, cautious breakfast choices, tea consumption, and a regimen including cold baths and breathing, linking health to daily performance and work output.
A translated dispatch notes that easing the war’s impact in occupied areas in the Goamme Valley shows strong progress. By year’s end over 35 000 hectares may be under plough or clearing, with Pe rome, Mostdidier, Cheulnes and allies rebuilding. Of 55 000 wrecked or damaged booms 8 200 repaired, 20 900 to come before winter. Industrial extubments see 500 now full time, 405 producing partially, and vestments underway.
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