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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
1
Specials list odd items from flannelette nights to woollen cloaks and boys wool jersey. Includes ladies blouses, Turkish towels, palmolive soap, rugs, chaff, and sugar. Emphasizes cash customers share of profits and cash register tickets with last month’s payout.
A miner named Michael suffers a bizarre eye injury while attempting to remove a foreign object with a knife. He undergoes self treatment, regains vision, and later his misadventures include mistaken travels and a fall, ending with him considering medical advice and new dances at Paris.
The excerpt lists moon phases for June 1083 with last quarter on June 0, new moon on June 9, first quarter on June 39, full moon on June 8, and includes garbled names Suneibe and Suneet in a dated context.
Algoo notes outline a June Anglican Church fundraiser ball with Mr Aliier as secretary ensuring a social success. Winners include best dressed girl Music Girl and Dod 5 boy, plus prize lists. Roads Board moves to curb nuisance, and wartime recalls recount the Elzim submarine incident and a Prize Court ruling on ship sinking.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a dramatic scene with Ruuber Tyems Dvas aboard the foaming Wagpons Curis Sulkion. Names and phrases appear distorted, leaving only suggestive maritime or fantasy imagery and no clear events or dates to confirm.
The note suggests ApuS as a recommended remedy for all female health concerns and urges ensuring a signature. It presents a terse medical claim without broader context or verification. Authorities are not cited and no clinical data are provided to support efficacy.
The Geraldton Guardian invites design and short story entries for its Christmas Number in December 1923. A design prize of £1 1s and a short story prize of £2 2s are offered, with judging by the Editor. Entries must be 1,000 to 2,000 words, set in the Victoria or Murchison District preferred, and must be suitable for reproduction.
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