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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
Local officials approve a plan to replace two older mail facilities with a single larger, modern operation. The deputy director outlined the changes expected to speed handling and streamline deliveries, with letters and newsprint anticipated to shift to the new site by late spring.
Federal Deposit Bank assets and court proceedings unfold with references to a troubled sale overseen by a court. The document mentions judgments, supervision of a reserve, and various named parties amid a dense, error-filled ledger of legal actions and personalities.
Details emerge from the Wide Bay proceedings with testimony on moisture levels, bribes allegations, and the Brisbane office audit. Witnesses discuss the grade mill operations, the court adjourns as lawyers make motions over remuneration and jurisdiction while prosecutors press for clarity on alleged misconduct.
A garbled vintage ad text touts Cod Liver Oil to transform underweight men women and children. It references 10 pounds in 20 days and promises dramatic health gains, with odd spellings and fragmented product pitches from various supposed contributors.
A vintage ad promotes Prostene for hot aching feet and numbness from inflamed nerves. It touts a frankincense infused salve, claims instant relief after walking, and features a testimonial from Bankatown, Mass. urging readers to buy now.
Fragmentary OCR text references Sunburn and dry skin remedies, mentions MIRPIL BEST and MaPACiong, with garbled lines about skin conditions and a product or ingredient list. No coherent events or quotes identified.
A coroner’s inquest is held after Dorothy Mills dies on November 10 at Gympie General Hoople. The report details an argument between Mills and Berni Michne, with evidence suggesting a selfinflicted gunshot. Witnesses describe Mills’s actions and the surrounding events at the Premier Hotel Cooran, including a balcony confrontation.
A court proceeding disclosed a woman claiming engagement to the Prince of Belgium. The magistrate postponed verdicts as the defendant cited delusions and unnamed parties manipulating her. a detective testified she believed she could take anything she desired in the city. A bond was set at £3 10s with conditions.
A sprawling, garbled OCR fragment lists numerous place names, persons, and scattered terms across oceans of text. It reads like a chaotic newspaper page with mixed languages, partial captions, and invented terms, rendering a decipherable narrative elusive.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a contract with parties named Gus Smipragee and Dewelive Srolarerean. It mentions delays, packaging issues, a public sale or court action, and a 1608 date tied to a Damnest war context. The text remains garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary court note records a remand for a theft of books. The readable text mentions a November date and a local institution, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors. Further details remain unclear from the provided fragment.
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