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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
1
A fragmented advert shows merchants offering infants clothing, ladies gowns, hosiery, gloves, belts, and undergarments. It lists fabrics, trims, millinery, and dressmaking services, with references to gloves, stockings, lingerie, and miscellaneous items.
Local catalog lists discounts on a wide range of items including clothing, hosiery, gloves, knickers, curtains, nets, silk and cotton fabrics, bed linens, carpet, and leather goods. Highlights include ladies wear, pull knickers, cellular cotton, and sale prices across multiple departments with emphasis on value and bulk pricing. The notice mentions dates and stock terms, urging shoppers to visit the sale.
A partial OCR shows scattered references to footwear, cleaning products, fabric items, and sale language. Tangled phrases mention shoe brands, dyeing services, special purchase clearance, and price points around 40 to 50, with unclear shop details and customer notes.
A garbled midweek advertising page lists beds, towels, fabrics, and assorted furnishings with prices and incomplete descriptions. It mentions ready-made bed lines, colour towels, silk pique, princess satin, and various fabric wares. Names, dates, and some prices appear inconsistently.
Fragmented OCR lists beauty salon services, prices, and contact notes. Mentions Jaindressing and Beauty Salons, Aurea inbage, and various garbled phrases. Includes references to hair, waves, waxing, and merchandise amid cluttered text.
A fragmented notice from Victoria Arcadia references missing friends and matrimonial matters. The text includes scattered phrases about a 40 year residence and a court or registry context, with garbled names and locations making exact details unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows seed and plant listings with prices noted as six to eight dollars. The text is garbled, offering little clear items or entities beyond generic market entries.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe children related blippers or toys with unclear branding. Mentions two-tone blue items and padded features, plus stray numbers and terms. No clear event or person names emerge from the readable portion.
A fragmented report notes shifts in gold and currency markets and jewellery trade. It mentions fluctuating prices, buyers and sellers, and unclear figures, with several garbled phrases and stray terms.
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