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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
3
A brief health note describes stomach distress and advises a mild gentle laxative to ease discomfort. It warns against harsh additives and promises smoother digestion while avoiding strong side effects.
A dubious skin treatment claims rapid cure for eczema, hives, and all eruptions within days and offers a money back guarantee. The ad touts a surgeon’s prescription and a patented preparation, with vague references to healing effects and a mysterious patent remedy.
In a crowded hearing at the court, Messrs. Macrina and allies argued the validity of vehicle registration and a May 16 notice cancelation. Witnesses explained a motor truck on a traffic route. officials indicated the May 28 registration and subsequent order. The Crown pressed for enforcement while defense contended unfair extra costs on fence improvements and boundary maintenance.
A fragmented report details a civil action where a contractor sues another contractor over unpaid debts and unsettled work. Names, places, and dates are unclear but reference to Norman Park and multiple firms appear amid the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR from a court page shows a sentence for theft and a two month term, with mentions of Walter Patricd Co TEA Wallen ity Pontes Court and garbled references to alimony and probate. The text references Judge War Chamber and Wallon deceased, with mentions of admistration and intentions for property, plus a probate grant and land matters. The overall record is tangled, listing various legal actions and court personnel amid unclear details.
Police report details a suspect named Micheal Barter aged 39 charged with theft after a coat was allegedly stolen from a public area. Detective Béniere and a jurist witness describe the event, noting the coat was found wrapped and the defendant admits larceny. The case proceeds with three-year potential prison time.
A fragmented report describes a milk delivery incident involving an upholstered carriage. The court weighs transport details and the value of the implement while considering prior levies and the ownership of the vehicle.
A damaged report details an Aspley cyclist death and a pending or concluded court action. It notes fines totaling 29 pounds and 4 shillings, a summons, and various names and places including Beara, Cymple Road, and My J. Hickey. The text references deputy commissioners and local theater, with scattered fragmented names such as Berge, Mee, Jon Inote, and Colin Camponi.
A cab driver was found dead from a bullet wound. Deputy Coroner Inia reported the death, with initial findings suggesting a homicide. Authorities identified the deceased as Rabe Maron and continued to probe the circumstances and suspect lineup.
A ligatured court record shows Grazier forfeiting a £10 bail after being charged with drunken driving. The fragmented OCR entry references names and accusations of immorality and assault, but the readable fact is the bail forfeiture tied to the drink driving charge.
The Northgate flower show showcases a wide array of non competitive exhibits. Local participants feature garden displays and craft entries with judges noting variety, color, and arrangement skills alongside café and vendor booths.
A jumble of clue fragments and partial answers from the Courier Mail crosswords appears, listing numbers and scattered letter hints such as Crowd Outfit winner magnifies acroes capacity trouble cat Suen hat Kummet Tittyate Sharpen Rottla Seon Thor Top ARntac Desire Improve Commotion Certainty Direction Performer Batten Droape Dictionary Solution to No 98 Trdication BANU Be Cioneers Amusing Hindrances and Tele Comalina EWES Elerra Mc IvISiTIEins with mixed typography and stray letters.
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