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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1938
Page
2
OCR text describes a disjointed scene around a diver escape, a tram, and a possible sale notice with scattered names and places. Readable fragments mention Sydney, Vieins, Nir, Conner ai, and references to a sale and water features, but the overall event remains unclear and no cohesive report emerges.
Dr PW Beewer, an engineer from England, warned the Queensland governor about gradual hydro electric development along the coast starting from the north. He stressed the need for a staged approach, citing potential safety and environmental concerns and noting the role of wind and water power signals.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions diggers and local notes with scattered names and numbers. The garbled lines reference contributions, a land premier, and various entities, but no coherent event or outcome is clear. The fragment reads like a chaotic collage of local items without a single focused report.
A fragmented report details a new kiosk at Mt Gravatt with references to a fire incident and various local figures. Mentions of names and events are unclear but indicate community activity, a mayoral remark, and a possible safety assessment.
A doctor treats Mr H Milham with BIDOMAK claiming it cures mineral starvation and nerve troubles. The certificate notes red blood cell counts rising from 3,000,000 to 3,500,000 after THEDOSAK. The piece promotes BIDOMAK as a quick, permanent remedy and urges immediate use.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Bradman’s famed 1930s cricket tour details, recalling a record innings, the 9-wicket haul by Clarke, and observations on bowling style. It notes a £1000 gift in England, and reflections on the 1930 series and lingering fame. The piece blends quoted memories with era context and cricket lore.
A dubious remedy named Emerald 2M is promoted as quickly reducing varicose veins. The ad claims harmless ingredients and easy purchase from a well stocked chemist with warnings about limited stock and strict safety assurance.
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