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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
1
A garbled page advertises a sale with terms like SPECIAL PRICE and a wide range of fabrics and garments. It references pyjamas, twill weaves, wincey, and colored goods, noting discounted lanes and striped patterns. The jumble mentions June pricing and shop offers across multiple items and styles.
The ad touts smartly tailored coats in beige, brown, red, gray, and blue with features like trimmed collars, lapel darts, pockets, and wool interiors. Prices range and promotions highlight half-off and special cardigans, stressing fashion, warmth, and value. Named colors appear with multiple sizes and finishes.
A garbled ad shows McWhirters offering genuine money saving bargains on underwear and clothing. Includes pure silk tights and stockings, fully fashioned hosiery, and a wide range of ladies undergarments at reduced prices. Mention of specials and layby options.
Sale ad promoting first quality fashion items in Florida with misread brand names and garbled items. Mentions ribbons velvet coats hats shoes and ladies wear with unclear pricing and sizes. The fragment emphasizes clearance lines, new shoe styles, and summer garments amid distorted product descriptions.
A garbled OCR passage mentions gold currency and jewelry along with scattered phrases about drones, a Yale reference, and location snippets. Readable names and places are minimal, yielding a fragmentary, unclear notice of items and events.
Fragmentary OCR notes list scattered terms such as seeds, plants, weights, and names that appear garbled. The readable pieces mention Beri, Ren, Yale, Gil, and Tor alongside generic references to farming topics, teasers, and teasing phrases, with no coherent event or outcome.
A ragged OCR page fragment contains scattered mentions of goods and services including dressmaking and millinery, with numerous names, prices, and advertisements. The readable bits reference women’s wear, fittings, and local shop names, interwoven with garbled filler and stray phrases.
In Hod an 8 pence per item price noted for ladies wear reflecting a local market listing. The terse entry points to a small apparel trade detail amid broader price notes from the period.
Fragments indicate a fire event and an acronym LST with unclear context. Names, dates, or places are not readable, but the readable fragment confirms a fire related incident needing concise reporting. Further details unavailable from the provided text.
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