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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1934
Page
9
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The fragment notes an event with names and places in French. Readable details mention a location and participants, suggesting a local item or notice. The readable portion hints at a gathering or activity tied to a specific place and people, but complete facts are unavailable in the fragment.
What Thin Folks Should Do To Gain Weight
Dr advice for thin undeveloped men and women with weak nerves and feeble digestion. The ad touts a remarkable regenerative fat producing preparation Bargol said to increase nourishment, strength, and weight by boosting appetite appetite and nerve tone. It claims fast results and endorsement by eminent physicians and prominent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uils Peeriess
Physejane
Monte Aiould
Ryan Renrte
Brisbane for munition drive noted in brief
News in brief reports Mr M C Hewitt visiting Brisbane to discuss munition plans and arrangements with officials and theatre manager Mr Edwin Geach. Mentions Mrs Geachie and other figures attending events in Brisbane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hewitt
Soin Ite Es
Tere
Ares
Igeield Re Gaan
Brisbane
Mabe Ak
Tata Aeat
Néamphoih Usheisy
Pes Ae Oy
Oes Ieee di Tania Rot
Edwin Geach
Theatrical Enterab Coe
Aust Union ‘Theatres
Tavin
Io Brisbare
Geachie
Ira
Raev
Woman flyer Frances Marcells dies in Gardert City crash
Veteran aviator Mrs Frances Marcells of Gardert City perished when her plane failed during a free for all race. The national women s alt record was set by Jack Torrance of Louisville in Oslo where the international athletics meeting saw a world shot put record broken by Besten at Procio on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plyer
Mra
Frances Marcells
Gardert City
Long Talend
Flyerz
United States
Fire destroys Dululu Hotel and contents
Reports say the Dululu Hotel and its candant were totally destroyed by a fire that broke out in the afternoon. The blaze, originating in the hotel, left the building a total loss with unknown damage value and ownership details pending official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocemamefon
Rodhamplar Polles Tonghe
Dululu
Valu Sean
Dissolution Granted and Election Formalities in Canberra
The Prime Minister Lyona disclosed Parliament dissolution with effect to-morrow. An Executive Council meeting completed formalities for dissolution and the election plan proceeds with an extra council session slated for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Lyona
Executive Council
Sega
Anner
Executive Coun
Labour's Bank Proposals Scrutinized in Parliament
Labour advocates a comprehensive banking plan amid political tension in Cameron, United Australia. Debates focus on whether the policy would stabilise finance or provoke retaliation, with leaders warning it could reshape consumer deposits and the Commonwealth’s control of banking.
Douglas Credit candidates for federal election in Queensland
Douglas Credit party announces eight House seats contested including Sen Avenels. Senate nominees are Mess Harding, Hartley, and Mrs Helbach. Geoffrey J Nichols to contest Wide Bay in the House as the party nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen- Avenels
Queensland
Douglas Credit By
House of Representatives
Senate
Mess
Ing
Eensland Local Produress
Electoral Rolls Distributed to Brisbane Circuits
Government Printer has dispatched rolls for ten divisions to local centres. The Brisbane Griffiths Lilley and Wide Bay rolls are expected within four days. Supplements will list all claims and electors to ensure names appear on the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliny
Brisbane
Grifiths
Lilley
Wide Bay
Labour candidate chosen for Wide Bay seat nomination
Two names were submitted to the Queensland Central Election authority for Wide Bay. A decision will be made soon on a candidate to stand at the coming election, with officials indicating an early selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryborodor
Montagu and Foreign Legion recruit tale from Dunkirk
The Daily Mali reports Lady Laulee Mont and a lord discussed recruitment to the French Foreign Legion in Dunkirk. A series of identity disputes and family alarms surrounded the episode as conversations about enlistment shifted to actions in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordor
Mali
Laulee Mont
Ont
Dunkirk
French Foreign Legion
Legion
HK. Monta
Boskadh
Bia
Moa
Disgmire
Ste
England
Duke of Manchester
Improvisation and critique at Brisbane music conference
A fragmented transcript discusses improvisation as the heart of composing, mood memory, and rapid thinking, with references to teachers and critics. It notes how performers must avoid overcriticism of others and keep an open, tolerant mind toward nonconformity amid a long conference summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhapatie
Yas Aires
Lewellers
Bidbinas Asanti
Mualo
George Bampum
Bausic
Berthoven
Bnet
Ang Patvatringen Fenty
Watchman Bound and Gagged in Garage Robbery
Two masked men, one armed with an automatic, bound and robbed night watchman Edward McIntyre in Onslow Gary Greensnowe Avenue garage. They rifled the till for about 38 shillings, then fled. An apprentice arrived during the assault. The attack left McIntyre in a restrained, exposed position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McIntyre
Onslow
Gary
Birt
Mcintyre
Sandbank Alert Near Peavey Island May Aerial
A rough OCR fragment notes a vessel near a sandbank off Peavey Island. It mentions rising tides, a party awaiting fuel, and expectant action around mid scene. Derwent and Fane Vacht are referenced but no clear details or outcomes are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peavey Island
Aera Sahay Brat
Weouaine Mee
Obituary for Mrs Saraly Hart and family ties in Queensland
Mrs Saraly Hart mother of Acting Justice Percy Le Mart died yesterday at her new home in Gooroopilly. She was daughter of Dain Foley Teaver and wife of Mr Grahame Loyd, solicitor of Brisbane. Survived by children Mesdames Gramam, E M Migge, Sydney Alsop, Donald Crombie, Mrs Hart, and W B Hart. predeceased by daughter Mrs Arthur Peet. Funeral from Moyd's Home Westminster Road to Toowong Cemetery today at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saraly Hart
Sarph Hien Cooperart
Percy le Mart
Gooroopilly
Hart
Dain
Foley Teaver
Queensland
Grahame Loyd
Frisbane
Stn
Gramam
Art
E. M. Migge
Rollin Biggs
Bigae ‘Mactotsan
Pa Fon iBydney Alsop
Sydany
Donald Crombie
Mies Harty
W. OB. Art
Brisbane
Babl Hart
Pewich
Act
Petey L. ‘Hars
Arthur Peet
Moyd
Westminster Road
Iily
Shen Toowong Cemetery
Betting Raids Lead to Two Arrests in City Raid
Police rounded up two men during a Wednesday afternoon raid on a premises on Ann Street in Valley Township. Officers seized gaming instruments and connected paraphernalia found at the site, prompting formal arrests on gambling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eco
Arreta
Ann Strest
Financial Market Review Sees Mixed Moves in Melbourne
On August 6 the Melbourne Stock Exchange reported slight improvement in government securities while transactions stayed modest at about £18,000. Gold mining shares rose modestly, offsetting declines in Bendigo stocks amid a cautious market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Stock Exchange
Buocka
Bendigo
Wheat price rise in Melbourne buoyed by overseas values
Overseas wheat prices push Melbourne rates higher with Ad to id per bushel. Shippers paid 2/5d per bushel for stored grain on the seaboard, while trade volumes grew. Growers anticipate better returns on holdings as parcel trade expands and prices rise to 37 to 37 1/2d per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
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