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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
1
Lord Jellicoe and Lady Jellicoe were honored in Albany as the Imperial Navy’s deeds were praised. An enthusiastic reception followed an address of welcome as residents expressed gratitude for the distinguished visitor from New Zealand and the Empire.
The fragmentary text appears to discuss a concept of war framed around trade motives. It mentions rolling from an A8 to A4 and notes a zen or cognitive angle. The readable items are limited and do not identify persons, places, dates, organizations, or events beyond these generic phrases.
A garbled caption reflects scholars noting a saying about resolve guiding action. The fragment hints at the familiar motto “where there’s a will there’s a way” discussed in a historical context. No clear event or date is identifiable from the legible text.
A brief note referencing the receipt of a ledger or leger and its association with war trophies.
An observer notes accumulation of German trade science in neural counties and mentions corresponding shipments. He adds large stocks of German make have been kept in.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a local health advisory or school note involving children and a cough illness. It mentions Woods and a person named Gresg Peppannint, with unclear roles and dates. The readable bits suggest a brief notice of health precautions at a school or community center.
Misifoo, a seven year old now, improved from a Perth Cup runner up to win eight of his last twelve starts. Mestico, tipped by the Sun, ran well though not matching spring form, with notable wins including the Bourke Handicap and Hoserel Sixkies. Mitra, bred in New South Wales by MJ Battle, traces lineage to Limeore from Grey Mint.
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