Crisis reports spark debate on crime and empire in Brisbane
A Brisbane gathering heard claims that daily personal crisis reports show self harm deaths amid discussions by Dr Ben tion A Shein of the Work Ziantet organization. The mayor and Chamber of Manufacture officials attended a session about Britain's role in Pales Hor and Austro cultural tensions.
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Vienna
Bention A Shein
Ziantet Organisation
Brisbane
Civid
Venterday
Cilure
Ana Moaress
Alderman Jones
Wes
Aneedaf
Chamber of
Szell’s Final Concert Re Scéll Mhe Note
A garbled report describes Szell leading a final concert with the Oily IM and Capeero orchestre. It mentions a Sydney soloist and references Willian, May, and Marjorio Wssn in a résidted music scene.
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Szell
Capeero
Sydney
Willian
Wil
Marjorio Wssn
Tailors and Concerts Highlight Dated Style Notes
Fragmented OCR notes reflect mid century tailoring and social norms. Mentions tailored suits, theatre and concert plans, with garbled phrases about fashion, events, and locations. Names and clear facts are scarce, but context points to dress and performance culture in a past era.
Baldness gaps between women and men noted in study
A fragmentary report cites a Parana appeal and a Sunday examination of baldness across sexes. It mentions women and men in a pale setting, a census-like reference, and a debated interest in a potential new approach or treatment.
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Tim
Basic wage for confectioners
The court disallowed an appeal on the confectioners wage award, noting the industry’s past wage trends and ongoing challenges. The decision highlights that increases in 1925 and other adjustments have influenced employment conditions in Queensland manufactur ing, with implications for worker earnings and employer costs.
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I A. Perty
W. J Hiordany
Anpilculton
Aude
Pidmeridge PY
Marron
Pis
Tung
Gueensland Chamber of Manufactures
Iffkte
Yheudey
Sistéa
Gueensline
Brigg
Cannes
Vila
Une Weskers
Charges Not Upheld In Bowls Club Liquor Case
The Burleigh Bowls Club faced liquor sale permit issues with the Queensland Department of Home Affairs. A bid for a loan to improve facilities was discussed, with hotel owner Cosme Page opposing certain terms. The court found charges against the club unfounded, noting women members lacked adequate locker room space and other facilities.
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Mudgieraba
Elle
Burleigh Meardzs
Bovine Club
Homn Attaira
Price
Walicital
Boubhport
Ut Ster Ua
Aula Mi
Pelee
Lint Cosme
Bhitr
Brurloleh
Ovnelick Hess Simon
A. F. Birch
Taught by Mail for 15 Years in Queenisaba Education
A damaged account describes Primery Borsespaatiena school run via correspondence by Mr. Bensted. It notes enrolment near 600, escapes of scholars to abroad study centers, and the aim to expand access for thousands of children across Queensiaba and Mt. Bonstod.
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Simar
Menue
Icefiland
Primery Borsespaatiena School
Miter Steller
Singapore
Tole
Tondione
Bensted
Fragmentary Local Theft Report Seeks Details
Partially readable OCR notes report small thefts in an area around Victory Village. The garbled text hints at suspects and a possible car theft or device theft, with mentions of a fuel or service station and a street name resembling Douglas. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge from the fragments.
Doctor dies at sea after horse incident on road
Philip Baker, 39, of North Casino, was riding home when his sulky tangled with a runaway horse. He fell, lost consciousness until 6 pm, and was found by a nearby farmer. He suffered a fractured nose and back injuries, with minor bruising, and was admitted to Mangoriat hospital.
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Squilino
Melaouane
Mine Tor
Satellte Sitpeea
Betulgh Sarina
Cole Casino
Rosati Sclougon
Ube
Mo Mendel
Sulles Fey Cole
Philip Baker
Shia
Urs Hosehidie
Anemer
North ‘Casino
Boybn
Siyatey
Baker
Gresie
Wes Sudlariog
Bundaberg Art Exhibition Draws Record Visitors
The Bundaberg Art Society reports a successful exhibition with a record visitor turnout. Curator Mr. A Weta notes the large crowd, saying he has not seen so many attendees in recent years. The event featured a wide collection and drew nearly all available works.
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Bundaberg
Tava
di Welch
Macks
Amin
Fragmented OCR snippet with stray phrases and names
Fragmentary text reads like a collage of ad hoc phrases about appearance and beauty products. It mentions a tiger and a horse, a woman, powder from Paris, and assorted garbled lines. The readable items hint at a magazine or ad page with fashion or cosmetics.
Doctor Says Man In River Shot Himself
A doctor stated the man found in the River Mur firmed he shot himself. The case involves a mysterious drowning with uncertain identity and unclear motives, leaving investigators to pursue further details on the river incident and possible connection to Tecum.
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Sydney
Twestay
Pul- Been Juste
Post-Morter
Pias
City Years Ago From Cryptic Thrown Headlines
A garbled diary-style fragment recalls historical events as the era’s headlines mix with stray names and places. It mentions the German Reichstag opening, a 10th year extension, and a public sale planned at 15.00 with casualties implied by fragmented notes.
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Dhe
Anbiimgn
Sahara
Gevuan Reichstag
Heperer
AVN
Jose
Sane
Kairrihv
St. Taw
Beribiy
Meat Board Blames Exporters for Shipping Cancellations
Queensland Meat Industry Board chairman Mr Sunnere attributed chilled beef shipping space cancellations to exporters failing to supply cattle. He said operators sometimes held cattle back, causing space shortages. The Noosa tragedy and inquest details interrupted plans as shipments were reduced and port space bookings canceled affecting Queensland's export supply chain.
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Brisbane Aleattoir
Queensland Meat Industry Board
Mr. Sunnere
Local Council Debates Kiosk Funding And Repairs
The City Council discusses a 500 pound allocation for Moune Genyath kiosk damage after it was destroyed by fire. Lord Mayor Alderman Jones proposes rebuilding with funds from the same pool, while visitors observe the scene and assess the involved costs.
Camellias and hardy stems rise in late bloom
Fragmented text notes camellias with firm stems and bright blooms. Mentions patience and care to revive plants, praising their hardy nature and resilience under adverse conditions.
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Carien
Eerie
Ain SY
Wien
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Carryall
Wellside
Redford
Ceneral Motors
Holden
Bedford
Carryall Utility
Queensland
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Breakfast Creek Road
Newstead
Mikes, Motors Pty. Ltd
Wickham St. Valley
Bedard Detlers
Tony
Trady
Ruthonellan
L A
Denterior Decorators
Mr. J. Bensted
Beristed
Junsinberg
Hve Olwes
Queensland Social Service League
Courier-Stall
Soa
Aon
Edwe Hs Pany End
Bo Ron
Mariott
Geutner
Otto Dhak
Thette
Iillan Athe
Doulas
Ai4pnr
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Lnaym
Gaara Manly
Uae
Oy Fogelne Apioek
Paris
Cemgfer Lles
Meat Board
AME
Banka
Baye
Boardi
pSanners
Ilen
Theo
Noosa
Gladys Jecomnie
Tnvmel
Bhrkees Creal
Wanango
Aiftiailies
Chile
Wiese
Camrelinston
Antomeagu
Aera
Ahinpive Companies
Iudne
Eaery Othe
Severni
Zomaindey
Sewgor
Ensen
Ven AG Waliemnca
Eet Frum
Primp Essa
Orien Canellavons
Tte Vesucensis
Ling
Aiencend
Festerday
Nabdd
Ehntrnuin
Beecelniesa Assiation Inki
Ptr
Dletirie
Ct -Australa
Bioelitelly Commission
Sgninee Ne Diaplay
Luvin
Lentalnieg
Pehujold
The
Troubie
Vercoy
Lawrence & Hanson Rectrical CO
Ruzarethe Street
Ernie Framphoercari
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Envie
Sego Helle P Sirunberg
Cuelzon
Mi Ghine
Gucalypius
Jake
KOR
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Kmart
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