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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century retail listing shows men and ladies woolen garments and accessories with prices in shillings and pence. Items include mens wear such as winter saits and shirts, ladies woollen garments, stockings, shawls, gloves, and boots, with prices ranging from 1 shilling to 21 shillings. The page appears to be partially legible, listing various garment names and unit prices for a broad selection of clothing.
The report covers farming and transport issues during the season with notes on ground leases, receipts, and labor shifts. It mentions tramway extensions, forest industry effects, and price pressures on timber. A local obituary notes the death of Charles Pascoe, a Cornwall-born copper miner long based in Wentworth.
Review notes show an audience impressed by the youngsters’ performance with a striking goal display. Miss Dev appears proud of her pupil as the group’s effort draws attention. The piece highlights communal support and local pride in arts education.
An advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney discomfort. It suggests these pills have helped many and encourages readers to try them, implying relief and improved vitality.
Mrs M J Enright of Adelaide describes severe backache and kidney pain relieved by Doan's Backache Kidney Pills after four bottles. She credits lasting relief for over twelve months and notes her husband remains a firm believer, keeping a bottle at home and using occasional doses.
Mr Wickens toured several farms on an eye visit to study trees and water concerns and share pruning and horticultural advice. He urged careful site selection and wind breaks for oranges, noting early ripening varieties. A return summer visit and a winter demonstration are planned, while Chicago reports signal better winter wheat outlook than May projections.
Fragment discusses likely mail contracts for swift ships between the dominions and Australia. It notes a voyage time of twenty days and implies biders could secure contracts both ways, touching on yearly financial implications and competition among carriers. The snippet ends abruptly, lacking concrete names or dates.
A fragmented historical note discusses the Mayor's Court records of medieval London. It notes Latin and French usage in legal entries, warns of curious curiosities, and mentions cases from holy friars to a housewife, a rector, a barber surgeon, and mischief makers who caused terror near London Bridge.
The item notes an overage in funds exceeding the annual theme budget and outlines a forthcoming sale or auction to address the surplus. Named entities include Total Fands and Br. Vente with references to annual budget constraints and financial adjustments.
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