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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
2
A garbled diary-like dispatch touts a miracle remedy for nervous fatigue, claiming it cures many ills from eye strain to overall vitality. The note extols a tonic or tea named FIMO Teas and urges readers to seek a “SAFE” product for their children, warning against chemists or stores.
A garbled account describes harsh scolding of children and pervasive distress. The narrator references avoided care, nervous strain, and an unclear incident affecting the household, mentioning a name and unclear events amid confusion.
A patient reports using BINOMAR headache powders up to 14 daily and credits rapid relief from nervous tension, sleep disturbance, and headaches. The testimonial claims improved behavior of a child and stability in daily life after starting the remedy, noting the product’s calming effect.
In a Police Court session, Henrietta Porter challenged transfers of envelopes and a trust related to George Faujain Fyrter. Testimony described a partnership with Porter and others, late 1940s era, and disputed claims over envelopes, directors, and ownership. Details included names such as Albert Wilson, Bagouakt, and relatives, with the court considering underlying fraud allegations and beneficiary interests.
A man named Worthley faced a series of fraud charges in Brisbane and Sydney, including passing forged cheques to Allan and Stark. He claimed religious study at Oxford and Melbourne areas, while authorities traced a pattern of money-related offenses from 1997 onward, leading to multiple prison terms and a convoluted arrest trail.
A man was sent to prison for three months after a theft from a car in Adelaide Street. The case heard in the Police Court involved McTonnie, with evidence presented by sergeant W Harels. Details show the theft occurred on a Friday, and the court ordered immediate imprisonment.
A fragmented report notes failure to supply tax returns involving a Brisbane Street address and a Marksy based carpentry firm. The unclear text references multiple names and entities including Gobi Atmwangs and ACE Wy Trogean with tentative dates and roles, indicating an administrative or legal proceeding related to tax documentation.
The output contains incomplete OCR fragments. It shows stray letters and broken phrases that resemble a garbled multilingual note. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable for a proper summary.
Licensing Commission grants leave of absence amid a chaotic list of applicants and hotel property names. Names include Mary, Herbert, Maurice, Gabe, and Willard, with numerous hotels and motels such as Royal Motel, Wallangatta, and Marine Hotel noted among places, authorities, and individuals referenced.
The report details an alleged escape plan tied to prison authorities and named figures including Edward Gustave Steiner. Sparse notes mention Saltese Homebush and a probate context, with fragments indicating investigations and financial concerns surrounding the case.
A man named G. Gutiney, 20, clerk, faced a false pretences charge arising from a three year old offence. The case, involving alleged receipt of silverware, was heard at the Police Courts with warrant status and a February 24 year date noted.
A fragmented note describes a modern hotel project in Darwin with budget figures, planning references, and unclear affiliations. Mentions Thesday, Betsy Hiceraine, Betsy, and Betsy Hiceraine wensi in a pagewide fragment about construction, foresters, and streetfront plans.
Amid a heated city council session Alderman Jones defends the Wells town plan while critics fault the Gaythorne application. The discussion centers on permit approval, site considerations, and potential impacts on local businesses and property values.
Fragmented note reports multiple incidents on Many Street last week with several injuries and at least one previous fatality. Police and local insurers are involved, with officials listing scene details and care duties.
A fragmentary note describes a free sample vent activity at a local gathering. Key details are unclear, but the item appears tied to a community event with attendees and displays. Further text is unreadable, leaving the main action as a promotional sample reveal.
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