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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1939
Page
12
A 1939 meeting at Albert Street Methodist Church opened a pledge drive against alcohol. The Queensland Temperance League aided the event, with speakers urging members to recruit others within a month. Attendees included Canon Reter and Rev Hammond, who emphasized temperance and social reform during the session.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a transition from an old cough remedy to a Canadian mixture. The text mixes garbled phrases, brand-like terms, and scattered names, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a factual summary.
A fragmented report discusses Dr Leonhardt's internal trial of Vaculoid therapy aimed at curing a condition described as an aunt’s illness. The article alleges guaranteed results and urges patients to try the treatment, claiming chemists approve and promising relief with a moving package of Vaculoid.
A young man with junior education seeks a constructive job in a modern science direction. Ads list a canvas canoe, a Terronlane sedan with camping body, household furniture, a conditioned Fortean tractor, a bike with lamps, and various china and furniture items for sale.
Police report a man found banging in a train car near Sunn Bank on February 27 has been kept in a sealed chamber at Brisbane General Hospital. Witness Blyth of Lite Plain said the deceased claimed he traveled from Tavereil to Tpewich Road on February 25 and was a native of Western Australia. No reply has been received regarding the fare payment or identity.
A garbled cryptic notice reports a candidate not listed on the roll and questions about eligibility. It mentions Walter Bins and an unnamed 82 year old, plus unclear references to a meeting or reelection and a resignation from the Aldermen body.
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