Bereavement notice from East Earls Lane survivor
Fragmentary OCR reads a bereavement notice noting a death and related condolences. Details are unclear but reference to a survivor and a location on Earls Lane appears.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1934
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads a bereavement notice noting a death and related condolences. Details are unclear but reference to a survivor and a location on Earls Lane appears.
A mixed page lists funeral directory entries, engagement notices, marriages, and memorials. It includes names such as CAMHAR, SOUTER, MES Tae Pwenoh, AMTHONY, MACHALIGHT, and AMBARER, with various addresses and dates. The notice section names Florists and district streets, alongside memorial reminiscences and obituary-like lines.
A London style assessment notes that the Dollfuss assassination reveals an armed Austrian faction ready to support a Nazi regime, with German complicity cited. It argues Vienna blamed Serbia, warns Berlin and Munich must refrain from interference, and calls for cautious European reaction as Austria’s new government consolidates power.
Fragmentary quote discusses the need for enduring unity and sustainable independence, claiming true security rests on the Austrian people achieving genuine national unity themselves.
The opening of the Country and Progressive National Party conference features A E Moore outlining Queensland's role in the approaching Federal general election. He argues the issue transcends state lines, condemns nationalised banking, praises Australia’s economic gains, and urges support for Lyons and the United Australia Party to counter Labour.
The Couriers Mall notes efforts to extend the Fairbridge Farm School model from Western Australia to the United Kingdom and possibly Queensland. The Prince of Wales recently donated £1000 to the cause, with the New Southern League supporting Empire settlement as a path to employ and orient English orphans in new lands.
A caustic wartime analysis by Emil Ludwig and commentators starkly warns that Europe treads toward another global conflict. They argue German expansion, Austrian crisis, and political upheaval threaten peace, while pundits like Hughes and Ward Price stress the need to avert war.
Daily Mail war correspondent G Ward Price contemplates a possible European war after a German victory or plebiscite and questions whether Britain and France can mobilize in time. He analyzes strategic moves by Germany, potential invasions, and the danger of a rapid mechanised conflict across Western Europe threatening Belgium, Poland and neighboring regions.
A late draft itinerary indicates the Duke’s visit to Buderim will go ahead despite wet weather. Plans show the Duke remaining in town with arrangements made for his stay and a potential public appearance. Official Queensland organizers are Set to announce full travel details today.
The Dway Mail correspondent cites a New York observer describing a dark forest creature near the sea. It mentions a 200 yard distance and a 120000 mile journey, with bees and a voyage by an expedition led by Sir Edward Mountai.
A garden advice note discusses planting timing for cucumbers marrows squashes potatoes and peppers. It warns about soil richness affecting fruit quality and recommends staking and pinching tomato and related plants to promote strong single-stem growth.
A fragmentary note recalls the Newstead area and its residents who fled or suffered during wartime. Annie Owls DiTeW remarks on a lost past, urging remembrance of youth and teary days while lamenting forgotten graves and memento of former life.
A fragmented OCR excerpt discusses Browning and his verse “Home Thoughts from Abroad” and “Lost Leader” while linking to themes of overproduction and economic critique in an era exploring taxation and industrial efficiency. It references university production, Railway fares, and shifts in services, aiming to connect poetry with social reform proposals.
Fragmentary OCR text describes relief workers and a watch scheme connected to IRA activities, mentioning workers doing tasks for a mission and a sequence of events in a locale with unclear dates. The intelligible portions hint at labor inside a relief operation and a possible misdirection or suspicion about workers’ roles.
Fragmented text describes railway line events and a grand choirmester with a fealty to order. It mentions a July date, Army mobilization, church ceremonies at Presbyterian Church, and a surgeon named Manel herald with an old land dispute tied to Warwick and Uly 2080. Previous pledges are noted.
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