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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
The Daily Mail reports high costs and limited access to radium for cures, wealthy institutions sole buyers, while fashion commentary links scientific talk to clothing modesty. Dr. Chapin and others critique gendered dress norms, arguing women deserve autonomy in attire and reconstruction of public standards.
Mr Staniatteet, secretary of the Farmers and Settlers Association, reports about sixty families in urgent need across North Cynderdin Wyola and South Tytumin after the recent storm. A joint committee agreed to immediately allot £1250 from the West Austrian Fund to buy seed wheat for the districts, while the Association’s Aid fund will finance seed and fertilisers for the most urgent cases. The government’s stance on rent and interest relief remains undecided, but practical sympathy and merchant cooperation are urged to help affected settlers recover.
The York meeting program announces the Western Districts races with trials and stakes. Nomin ations to close January 3. weights to be declared February 4. Events include Trial Stakes six furlongs for maiden owners and a Farewell Welter with substantial purses. entries handled by the RDRA Northam secretary.
William Smith of Smith and Roach butchers of Toodyay died Tuesday morning from injuries after being thrown from a horse on Mandy evening. He fell near the town outside the firm’s residence and died hours later despite hospital care. Local authorities note the skull fracture as the cause of death.
Last year under the Workmen's Compensation Act there were settlements registered for injuries ranging from lost fingers and eyes to sprains. Maximum compensation reached ZIM with the minimum ZYLS. Perth Local Court noted the handling of cases by agents. At the Bowerin Road Board meeting, district surveyor reports indicated Pearty Reserve could remain closed for public use. The board backed the Pearty Progress Association in opening Pearty Reserve for community needs.
T Harnell's hair decreasing salva te.
Northam Race Club details a Wednesday trial day with several stakes and nomination fees. The document lists events such as Harvest Hantluat Seven furlongs and Farmers Flat six furlongs, noting entry costs, period constraints, and rules. It includes submission deadlines, penalties for nonpayment, and remarks on track conditions and responsible parties.
York Jockey Club schedules a February 4 meeting with a rising slate of races and weights. Nominations close soon as officials list entry totals, weights, and stake structure, naming local organizers and the secretary.
Jennacubbine Race Club sets an annual meeting for February with entries for First Class Plate and Second Class Purse. A full card includes Trial Stakes, 6 furlong races, and the Jennacubbine Guineas, with weights posted and nominations closing February 3 at 1 pm.
Notice issued by the Meckering Road Board warns licenses and registrations must be taken out or renewed by a stated date. Citizens risk prosecution for noncompliance. The electoral roll for Meckering is available for inspection at the board office and nearby residences, with details affecting property owners, horses, carriages, dogs, and vehicles.
Hair styling session advertised at Warnett's hair dressing salon offering a facial treatment or massage. readable but fragmented item from a era newspaper notice. No clear names beyond R. C. Warnett. context suggests a promotional line for a local beauty service.
A fragment reports on inquest outcomes with mixed verdicts across multiple cases. One case produced a health related verdict, while others varied, indicating a smaller total compared to the previous year where more inquiries concluded with specific verdicts.
Auction-style listing notes a wide stock of new and second-hand farm wagons, box waggons, carts, and related gear with rubber buggy tyres, motor covers, tubes, and insurance services. It highlights numerous plows, cultivators, harvesters, and farming implements, plus a claim of award-winning equipment and orders available.
A dense OCR fragment presents a complete yearly table of Northen records with monthly columns from January to December and a final total. It lists various figures across months, with totals for several categories and years including 1999 and references to averages and remissions.
The notice lists numerous schedule changes and observed alterations across multiple routes. It mentions specific lines, days, and partial fare or timing notes, indicating adjustments for Monday through various dates and locations.
Mrs M W Mudgeon of Norfolk writes her husband’s kidney trouble eased after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. She claims the pills removed backache and pain, with a bottle kept in the house as a remedy. Sold by chemists and stores at 2/9 per bottle or posted on receipt.
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