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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
8
A Sydney hairdresser named Diana provides a home remedy claiming to restore hair color using Bay Rim extract Giocerine and Oriex Compound with water. She promises a glossy look without stickiness or grease, suitable for black brown or light brown shades, and says cost is minimal and safe to mix at home.
The passage notes punitive drafts and jealously guarded speech under surveillance. It mentions crop shortages and stiff government measures in Japan against communism, with debates monitored by secret service.
Canberra July 10 The Industrial Board has determined a weekly wage cut for federal area workers. From October 1992 earnings will drop by one Auror unit per week, affecting wage earners in the capital.
The Brisbane City Council committee led by AH Tait Wannit will review a proposal to increase tram services between Clayfield and Ascot. The plan aims to improve transport efficiency with more frequent runs and potential route adjustments.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an elderly person seeking diet changes and weight loss methods with references to Kruschen and various foods. The text is garbled, mixing nutritional advice, measurements, and dubious medical claims, showing a lack of coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A deputation urged an eight week relief job scheme for workers amid a council push to move toward permanent public works. The Lord Mayor pledged consideration while noting the need for practical, permanent council projects and Rotational plans to keep men employed as water drainage and swamp drainage improvements were discussed.
Aldermen considered future advertisements for sewerage work in Brisbane. Arguments favored rewarding outlying suburban workers for notification and involving local police when jobs arise. The council debated advertising as a solution, with the Lord Mayor approving advertising and promotions as a route to employment.
The death notices honor John McIntyre of Northgate aged 68 born in Hamilton Scotland who arrived in Brisbane 47 years ago aboard the Peeblesshire and worked as an ironfounder in Glasgow. Survived by a son, two daughters, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The tributes extend to James Longreve Congreve and Heritage in Melbourne.
Aerial notes on a dispute within the bacon industry reveal union claims about production costs and worker protections. executives, including Mr. Benjamin Carney, discuss the impact of proposed rules on wages and employment while authorities consider regulatory implications.
A government support program for wheat growers in Toowoomba details applicant conditions, grant allocations, and total funds. The report covers applications, processing, and distribution, including a £10,000 guarantee to assist needy farmers, seed reserves, and milling commitments amid a harsh harvest.
In the industrial court hearing the Woollen Mills case, Magistrae ordered temporary restraining measures and service on the applicant. The matter involves exclusive rights granted by Woollen Mills and applies to employees of the company A. imimone. The decision centers on industrial labor and exclusive use provisions.
Early trading at Premelon livestock yards opened with brisk competition as 14,000 sheep traded. Prices varied by grade and weight, with prime young stock selling higher and heavier ewes and rams bringing lower bids. buyers concentrated on quality, with small drafts and mixed lots sustaining demand.
Melbourne reports the Wheat Commission and national banks warn debt levels threaten the industry. Officials say debt could reach about 35 percent of total indebtedness. relief hinges on price improvements and banking policies.
Washington July 9 The Secretary for Agriculture stated a continuation of the wheat reduction plan into next year. He indicated the program would be kept under review in relation to international markets and American supply. The remarks touched on adjustment of imports and potential effects on prices as the United States seeks to stabilize wheat availability.
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