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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Garaldten area and wrapping paper materials. Includes reference to gloves and work items, with unclear dates or recipients. Article fragment provides limited concrete facts about inventory or location.
Football and railways feature in a crowded Geraldton page. The report covers a weekend match between Brigades and Railways with mixed scoring, notes on player injuries, and remarks on the Thistles and Hangers game and junior players showing improvement. It also mentions annual rifle club competition results and local sports enthusiasm.
Counsel reported the High Court may restrain a strike incited by pastoralists and unionists amid the award dispute in the Commonwealth industrial court. Justice Stark granted the rule to show cause, ordering publications and names of respondents to be supplied for the Brisbane hearing set for June 19.
The article traces blacksmithing from medieval forges to modern steel production, noting enginee red giant links in ship anchors. It highlights Lusitania anchor chains weighing 125 tons per link across 330 fathoms and stresses each weld must meet exact temperatures to prevent fatal failure.
The article recalls the ancient Hippocratic Oath and its vow of patient confidentiality. It contrasts this rule with modern expectations of medical secrecy and notes the enduring respect accorded to the oath across 23 centuries. It mentions the Postal Department and Jones in passing within a garbled context.
A garbled 20 year-old account links advertising costs to fortunes of brand owners. It mentions Sir Harold Mackintosh praising advertising as vital to business, lists notable estates from Lord Burton to Sir Henry Wills and Heinz, and notes a harsh policy against ethnic groups during a Turkish crisis.
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