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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions Charmasan Bold Cream jars and Lip products with references to whitening and skin care claims. It includes stray phrases about Maryon Curtis and Warner Brothers, plus scattered foreign language and vague product notes. Content is unclear, but centers on cosmetic items and branding.
A youth appearing in the Police Court faced nine counts including wilfully destroying property and stealing cigarettes. Two co defendants, both boys, were questioned by detectives and remanded to the Children's Court. Craig Stewart’s father offered restitution in court.
In the court hearing at the county, a defendant faced five charges regarding the alleged theft of woollen goods and clothing valued at 40. The case involves items taken between May 24 and December, including a watch, ring, and other property linked to several named individuals. The proceeding referenced witnesses and anticipated sentencing.
A garbled OCR passage describes a failed sea voyage then shifts to a consumer product tale about Denial Cream and a foam gel. Mentions a genie inspired ingredient, Marcy polishing a beverage, and a strange mix of phrases about cleaning methods and taste. Contains unclear names and nonsensical sequence.
The Court of Criminal Appeal quashed Eyard Hempenstall's conviction for misappropriating property, ruling misdirection and insufficient proof of ownership. The judge noted the Crown failed to prove ownership and that the jury was improperly guided, leading to a unanimous overturn and potential retrial considerations.
A Canadian military pensioner Ira qumnine apruantoest was convicted of stealing a overcoat from a car. The verdict was upheld on appeal with a five year sentence justified by the court.
A fragmentary OCR reads as a miscellaneous legal notices item with garbled names and dates. Words hint at a legal matter or schedule but most proper nouns and specifics are unreadable. The readable parts mention Susan, Mimiih, Weta, and Monrat with unclear context and timing.
A terse public notice cites a failure to submit tax returns by a named party. It notes regulatory action, cites the authority issuing the notice, and explains the potential consequences or deadlines for compliance. The document mirrors standard enforcement language typical of official tax administration notices.
A dispute among Story Bridge crane drivers led to a stop work action on March 4 1096 against contractors. Ryan Hogan and J Morgan faced actions while the union and company clashed over reemployment, suspensions, and job allocations during a lengthy court mediated conference.
Fragmentary report details a break in at a Brisbane bowling club on a May night and a related dispute among union members and crane drivers. The article notes expulsions, embargoes on northern jobs, and proposed adjournment as tensions over labor access and work assignments spill into the union meeting.
Puzzle page reads like a crossword drill with scattered clue fragments and candidate answers across many numbers. It lists items such as Extend, Detour, Solution, Crate, Jump, and names or words like Nervous, Bureau, and Liberty, with inconsistent spellings and partial entries across grid positions.
Fragmentary Southport text mentions Army and individuals in unclear context with references to dates, places, and events. The legible portions indicate a wartime or military reference and a Victorian era setting, but many words are garbled, limiting precise interpretation of actions or outcomes.
A fragmented advertisement and feature note from The Sunday Mail discusses farm and dairy needs, local services, and fashion reports from London and Paris. It mentions Dr Phyeieiena and Amos services, with references to natural health claims and recent styles. The text intertwines advertisements with speculative science and social commentary.
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