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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented reminiscence recalls morning stiffness and weakness. The speaker struggles to rise, noting repeated failed attempts to stand straight and move, expressing fatigue and frustration at the persistent condition.
Fragmentary text discusses rising burdens on workers and hopes for national prosperity. Mentions deputationists and an appointment idea, with distorted phrases about pay and affluence and a vague sense of economic critique.
Red Border Crash Towelling drops from 1s 6d to 10d per yard with a 6 yard limit per customer. Glass Cloth and Cambrics cut to sale prices. Rugs 60 by 72 inches down to 29s 6d with one per customer. Other fabrics like Zephyrs and Twisted Flannelette reduced with per customer limits.
The readable scraps show a garbled sports exchange touching Australians and an Englishman, with phrases about skite and easy wins. Mentions of Armetrong and Co appear as part of a truncated dialogue.
A summons issued by the Police Commissioner targets Caroline Mary Blackburn of Bayswater for giving a false name on an application to register the National Sanatorium for Blind Adults in Ramagate. Prosecutor Muskett stated Blackburn described herself as secretary and signed as C, with Wood as secretary of the Blind Aid Society. officials then halted the registration after police inquiries.
The Cape Antarctic expedition led by Captain G H Wilkins has dwindled to four men landing near Avord Bay. The party, originally announced two years ago, traveled from Adelaide via the Falkland Islands and reached Melbourne six months ago. They plan reconnaissance work and peiperal exploration as winter quarters are set away from Charcot’s French base.
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