Best Recruiting Day For Month For? Men Enlisted At City Hall Depot
The city hall recruiting depot reported 47 men enlisted yesterday, the best single day this month. Officials aim to recruit over 140 this week and push toward a 1550 June quota for New South Wales military formations.
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How to Reduce Varicose Veins by Gentle Upward Rub
Instructions claim rubbing up toward the heart reduces varicose veins. The text references a two ounce remedy and mentions a “hottie” oil with germicidal claims and a weekly booster product. It reads as consumer guidance and product promotion with questionable efficacy.
Grateful For Blankets and Prayers From the Poor
A fragmented, sentiment laden note appears to praise charity and social support. Citizens discuss blankets, clothing, and meals, with references to a social service office and requests for aid. The letter mentions a local district and a mother seeking relief for children amid illness and hardship.
Floral display at Nundah and more a jumble
A garbled OCR readout mentions a floral display at Nundah, with many broken phrases and names scattered through the text, including references to people, places, and possible events, but the overall meaning is unclear. The fragmentary lines resemble a dated newspaper item's ragged notes or a caption from a larger feature.
Hindu Fortune Teller Said Stanley Pike Would Die in 1941
The coroner's inquest heard Stanley Pike, found dead at Bharatan Reach on March 4, was told by a Hindu fortune teller in India that he would die early in 1942. Mrs. Lerinel Parker, Londoner, testified Pike had lived with her in India Perth Brisbane, and later travelled to Australia with his estranged wife, with money and property disputes central to the tale. The inquiry noted Pike's financial worries and a note left before he disappeared from a hotel in Perth, with evidence of a life tangled in travels, marriage, and alleged gambling pressures. The inquest was adjourned for further proceedings.
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Literary grants to Australians Canberra
Monday. The 41st report of Blaney was awarded a fellowship of £200 with a grant to publish. News noted packets in the Hunter River Drainage, and the administrative committee of the Commonwealth Secretary Puris awarded funds. Australian centenary novel contest and plans for Australian lanes arrangements were mentioned along with Gavin Casey short stories.
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French Colonies Buy Australian Wine
An Australian wine export push via French colonies aims to offset declining exports to Britain. Commerce officials led by Mr Anthony discuss new markets for Australian wine in Asia and Pacific territories including Southeast Asia, Noumea, and Dutch East Indies, noting Britain’s shrinking demand.
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Sugar mills aid war effort in Australia and Warwick
The Australian Bugat Priduces Association said Bungaberg district mills are cooperating to support defence, maintaining workshops and feeding workers. In Warwick Montana a survey will assess machine availability for war work, with authorities reviewing the mills' capacity to keep city work going.
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Industrial awards and tobacco grading clash noted
The Industrial Hexlstrur in Cham reports on an award ruling affecting travel pay for building trades workers and disputes over foundation preparation at the Outer Harbour. A separate committee praised farm grading but found some lines unsatisfactory, ordering repacking in several country sheds if an agreement is not reached by a set hearing time.
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