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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1935
Page
3
The readable text appears as a chaotic mix of phrases about pain relief, chemistry terms, and references to drugs like cocaine. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons, making a precise news summary impossible from the fragment.
An advertisement promises quick recovery from exhaustion and digestive distress with Renger's Fond and Fenser's Mookiet. It targets strained nerves and weak digestion, claiming rapid absorption when ordinary food cannot be digested. The copy mentions a Sydney address and retail details.
A remittance man from a seaside town faced a series of charges in the county court, including theft by deception and obtaining goods by false pretense. He admitted to using cheques and forged payments tied to floral purchases and a range of items, resulting in restitution orders and a jail-related sentence. The case involved alleged deceit against several merchants and the misappropriation of funds and goods across multiple transactions.
The article discusses a proposed 40 000 acre grazing selection near Stanley Dam with design engineering staff appointed. It notes the selection’s plan, funding, and oversight by the supply and works committee, including a board review by engineers and a target to table the plan after further consultations and possible alternatives.
An unrest incident disrupts operations as workers at Teet Se Destructor walk off. Affected teams include maintenance and clerical staff. Management began negotiations with unions to avert further action. The dispute centers on pay, conditions, and scheduling. Local officials urge restraint as both sides request time for talks.
A fragmented legal notice notes cumulative penalty and probate matters. References to Milinet, Treems, Lyne, Averenne, and multiple unclear parties indicate a probate grant and related charges. The text resembles a historical court or estate filing with dates and names obscured by OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled legal notice or law header with multiple misspellings and unreadable portions. It mentions names and phrases that resemble a court or legislative context but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize a clear action, date, or location.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Texas holiday or event mention with mixed phrases and names. Key entities are indiscernible. cannot confirm dates places or people due to garbled input.
The assembly at Wayland Bays Preparatory School gathers clergy and educators including Grace tin AR Holm Brubane Dr Waid Dean Clover Rev Carian Stevenson Nub dani Edwards and many others. The first session features Rev B Smith on Some Figures of the Reformation and a second talk by Denis The Verymer on the Palms.
Fragmentary notice describes a sale event featuring carpets and furnishings for home comfort. Mentions items like textiles, draperies and related home goods. References service and location hints appear but readability is limited.
A local court case details the theft of painting materials from a workshop at Tweed Haven. The defendant faced charges of stealing items valued at rock salt and paint supplies, with evidence involving a broken winch and rock storage. He received a 10 pound fine with one month imprisonment in default and refused to disclose how the goods were purchased.
Acting Minister for Lands Mr Ouchi announced the Sandalwood Act will come into operation on January 17. Licensing for sandalwood cutting applies to crown lands and freehold land. penalties include fines up to £100 or imprisonment. The act sets quotas, with roughly 500 tons annually, and directs licensing priority by land survey order.
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