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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
3
A tour of Kimberley diamond mines reveals vast wealth beneath the earth. The largest mines, operated by a dominant company, push wealth generation with wet and dry diggings. Diamonds are found along riverbanks after soil is dug up and washed in perforated zinc boxes. Open pits reach hundreds of feet deep with trolley cages lowering soil along cables.
A 6 Beach EGS informs NORTHAM and surrounding districts that he has taken the premises recently occupied by Mr. Cohen. He aims to attract public patronage through strict attention and workmanship. Paper hanger retained for all classes of painting.
The ad claims Doan’s Ointment quickly and permanently cures itching and bleeding piles without pain or business disruption. It quotes Mr. and Mrs. Rich of Perth endorsing the remedy after long suffering and notes the price and mail order option from Foster McClellan Co. for 28 9d per pot.
The piece notes the British inquiry about Billy Sunday, denying government invitation and ignorance of his identity. It recalls Sunday as a famous American revivalist and former baseball player described for his thunderous voice and energetic sermons. It mentions confusion over his potential visit for war loan propaganda like Harry Lauder.
A government campaign urges public support for war loans to back national efforts. Officials emphasize that every contribution enables relief and resources for service members and families facing hardship.
A. E. Stanbury announces takeover of West Ford Stationers Shop and News Agency. The owner states a commitment to business diligence and seeks support from Wertenders and others following the death by self inflicted action.
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