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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ranges of ladies golfers, millirebe, farewell tones, fire blankets, and prices. It references Mr Dickenson as a champ of some work with moderate charges, but the passage is garbled and hard to interpret.
In a flooded recollection a tale spans family ties and sea tragedy as a coffin with a stone sinks eight miles from shore in heavy rain. Spring flowers rest on the burial, while a trader guides the coastal detour and the loved one mourns the lost son.
In Melbourne a Northern Territory debate features Senator Fairbairn claiming the territory risks becoming a black colony without irrigation and criticizing Labor figures. He argues white labor is scarce, warns of tropical corruption, and says true settlement requires policy shifts and syndicate-driven immigration.
A brief note questions readers about back pain and potential causes, urging attention to persistent issues and seeking guidance on relief options.
Mrs. Weldon reports long running back pains and eye fatigue improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She credits six bottles with a complete cure a year ago and notes no recurrence since. A subsequent four year later confirmation echoes that kidney issues have not returned after five years.
The June meeting of the Wallewa Road Board covered a draft by law to penalize late rate payments, inspection of wells on the Wongan Hills road, and proposed bylaw changes. Directors discussed fencing, gates on Bindi road, road repairs, and appointing an inspector at Pindar while seeking closer contact with ratepayers and planning for future water control.
The Cape Times reports Elizabeth Mahony, living in Sydney, as ruler of Sudest Island and head of a small Pacific kingdom. She, with her late husband, built a local administration, trading copra and shell, while guiding family and workers through decades of droughts and dangers.
Fragmented advertisement text from three sources mentions Extra Special Cream envelopes for professionals, Guardian praising good quality woven mail supplies, and Lighthouse discussing a mediam ity cream laid business box set with unclear dates and items.
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