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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
4
Hilda Forrester and Sylvia Holt trek into the Cleave Gorge to fish before a storm. Hilda, confident in her knowledge of the terrain, climbs higher as thunder approaches while Sylvia fears the dangerous gorge. The storm darkens the gorge, heightening peril for the lone angler.
Trapped between towering rock walls Hilda stands as a roaring river hurls toward her. A distant express-like sound grows louder, misread as thunder until the river’s surge becomes the real threat. The yellow breakers crash toward the bowl where she awaits rescue or ruin, as the scene cuts to be continued.
J A M Elder Australia trade commissioner in America concludes investigations into wool pricing. He argues the U S manufacturing slump stems from middlemen profits and shifting wool content. He notes Australian wool dominates some fabrics, with domestic and foreign wools mixed, and warns of manipulated prices and reworked materials impacting demand.
A dust filled sea chest at Agate-road, Hammersmith, reveals a parchment writing and a leather Bible from 1702. The notice recounts Joanna Southcott’s claimed prophecies and a dispute over the box’s custody and opening by officials and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The text describes a small ant eating creature named Kretehmar MOUNTAIN DEVIL, noted as not a UML and also called MOLOCH HORRIDUS. Aboriginal people reportedly offer these creatures to travelers for a fee along the Transcontinental Railway, with habitat spanning warm dry western Australia and occasional sightings in the district.
A fragmentary report claims the oldest stone building yet found lies in a Sakkhara necropolis tomb chamber dating to the Third Dynasty. The structure’s architecture is said to rival any known from that era, signaling a major Egyptology milestone.
The article reports Baldwin at a victory rally in Welbeck Abbey Nottinghamshire proposing a 301 per coin rise in industrial efficiency and announcing a permanent Food Committee to implement Royal Commission recommendations. He dismisses Conservative critics and vows to attack underlying evils without denouncing movements like Socialism.
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