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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
1
Commercial insurance security matter announced by Edward Pope and Company in Geraldton. The notice outlines terms and the entities involved with a focus on the security arrangement and related obligations.
Wartime cinematographers attached to Allied armies faced snipers and shells to film front line life. Operators dodged fire in Ypres trenches and under German bombardment, using fixed tripods and improvised protection to capture pivotal moments and explosive action for public viewing.
A German weekly review by Maximilian Maiden, quoted by Fredrick William Wise, argues the Allies remain determined to fight until victory. It highlights Britain's resolve, France’s hopes for Verdun, and German fears of disillusion as wartime realities unfold.
The report details Allied rail and road improvements, rail yard expansions, and trench shelters, plus aviation and artillery roles. It notes French British cooperation in July operations including Treasures Wood, Montauban, and Bernary Wood, with French infantry advances and turning movements.
In 1915 at least 17482 homesteads were taken up in Western Canada covering 2,905,190 acres. Manitoba alone registered 4,113 new claims while Saskatchewan and Alberta also show notable totals amid ongoing war service. The figures reflect active settlement under challenging conditions.
An Australasian tour explains why Vacuum Oil Company adopted the name. The vacuum distillation process prevents charring of by products and yields high grade lubricating oils. The report highlights imports, transport costs, and local manufacturing efforts in Sydney Melbourne and Fremantle.
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