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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
4
A serialized story by Kenest Trebton titled Luck of the Darrells appears in this issue. Trebton, author of The Instigator Doubs Life and The Save of Chris inoracoh, continues the mystery and character-driven drama through successive installments.
Doris travels with Morgan to Cloister Street Westminster in pursuit of clues about the Luck of the Durrella case. Inspector Wedge faces a stubborn setback as Doris confronts Laidlaw and Slewth about Richard Stafford and the missing connection to Abbott Abbey.
Doris confronts the mystery of a missing man, doubting his disappearance and deducing a deeper scheme. She considers the unlikely chance he left to vanish, and her intuition drives a cautious pursuit across locales mentioned by the men in the tale. Her resolve grows as she weighs danger and loyalty.
Orem Our Own Correspondent reports a tough season for farmers with creditors and poor yields. Many have seeded late and crops suffer while locals anticipate hardship. The Methodist community begins services here to aid residents during these difficulties.
The article reviews wartime public sentiment with mentions of the 26th Regiment visit, crowd sizes, and the disciplined reception. It notes local election dynamics, the Million Club lottery, and Archbishop Riley's address on Germany’s entry into the war. Agricultural pest regulation, orchard registrations, retrenchment talk, and postal rate announcements from the Grdton Guardian are included, with prices and delivery details.
Fragmentary ad prose discusses piles eczema and skin disorders. It touts Doane Ointment as a cure used by sufferers and promises relief from itching burning and eruptions. The text advertises Foster Mittal as the supplier at 76 Pitt Street Saw.
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