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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
10
An advertisement extols a seven day eczema cure and antiseptic oil as a remedy for itching and rash. It warns about potential pore blockage and advises reading directions. The text also promotes leather coats and furrier services in Parramatta with contact details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a social event in Africa this month with references to a wedding cake, dinners, and guests. Names appear garbled, with mentions of Mary Pate, Roh Lind, Maynard, Betry, and Shelia Wes, alongside locations like Vieng and Garendo and phrases about a future together. The text is largely unclear and resembles a local society page item.
A social event hosted by Mrs Webster at Belle Vie Hotel Merlyanaut Mire featured Gow and Norman Gow as guests. The green dining area held a tea setting with ponies photos and a display of poppy leaves. Attendees included Ralph Burl, Gordon Gow, Mary Clarke, and others in a formal postwar gathering.
The event held at Newstead House in August featured bride layers and notable attendees including Mesdauns Thelma Champion C. Keirrloft and Caney Ham. The gathering was reported with floral displays and ceremonial decor as part of a local historical society function attended by Mr Alber Weaty and others.
Wedding notice for Witham and Keegan at Holy Trinity Church, with ceremony details and reception plans. Names appear in unclear OCR, including partners and family members, plus scattered dates and locations.
Shabby OCR clip describes seaside fashion and accessories display at the Seamen's Institute. Mrs Rigwnesmith and daughter attended with items including wind swept jewellery and hats. Attendees wore woolen frocks and felt hats as part of a nautical themed showcase anchored by local organizers.
Mia M Rice entertained friends at bridge at Rowe Benguet Wall yesterday. The table was decked with tea and tulle. Attendants included N Blaiklock and B Pound among others, as Mlle Burrow hosted the event with M Caulfield.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a commute, tide, and various unreadable terms. It seems to be a partial, incoherent local news item with scattered names and places unreadable. No coherent event or entities can be reliably identified.
Guests were welcomed by the Lady Mayoress Mrs A Jones of Brisbane, a Romanities member, and Mrs John McRobert, president of the committee. They wore black outfits with corsages while headwear featured black velour. Tea was served by committee members including Mesdames Gites Ferny Ashley Bhat Greene Campbell Bruce.
Misr G Magar and her companion from Adelaide attended a purple night party hosted by MPs Sars and Ghutton. The lounge featured blue crepe de Chine dresses and cherry sari accents, with a musical program including Miss Hutihort and Phyllix Hutto. Guests included Barbara Bancroft Ian Jamieson and Misses Lorna Blacktil, Margret Bary and many others.
A fragment lists Brisbane residents and visitors at the Queensland Office of the Agent General for Queensland. Names include Miss Jene Williams, Nora Clie, Anderton, Atherton, Mr and Mrs Wallner, W Curtis Atkinson, Gertrude Quinn, Mac Donnell, and others with addresses in Brisbane, dated June. The wording is garbled but shows a social or official call roster.
A long social column notes visits and arrivals including Mrs Bussydor, Mr Tred, and Mr G Buse staying at the Gresham Hotel. Mrs Lukin returns from Charleville to visit daughter on hospital staff. Eileen Dwyer’s wedding to Joye of Toolkoomba to be celebrated. A luncheon at the Holat Brisbane features Meayre, Nell Dratin, Camptell, and Keri Brodribb. Chats cover Canberra News and local social rounds.
Fragmentary lines mention textiles and tactile papers with unclear references. No clear persons organizations or dates are readable. The fragment suggests a creative or experimental note about handmade paper and sensory terms, but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
An OCR damaged snippet lists flowers and phrases likely tied to a bridal gift or shower. Names and stray words suggest a social item with plant mentions like violets and jonquils, but many letters are garbled, leaving only fragments of a celebration context.
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