Windsors Play Disappoints in Local Match
Windsor and New Farm faced tough opposition with unclear results as both teams struggled. Windsor led briefly but faded. New Farm showed fight despite a tough schedule, with key players and upcoming fixtures shaping the pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Windsor
Saema
Dur Heavs
Ise
Batra
Magh-Pines
Windsor
Gut
Belter
Shbw
Tha
Suecenke
Agartkt Béorecunb
Tobey Mlevornius
NEW Farm
Brixcape
Pennant Selections and Coaching Notes Across Rival Teams
A fragmented report lists pennant selections, coaching chatter, and player mentions across multiple teams. Names such as Maddie, Tina, and Mia appear amid scattered references to coaches, matches, and potential outcomes.
Relieve Catarrh and Deafness With Home Remedy
An old home remedy claims to ease catarrh and head noises by balancing ear pressure. It advises using a handcrafted solution from a chemist or pharmacist, taking pills or drops, and applying remedies inside the ear to reduce secretion and restore hearing.
Simple Remedy for Bad Stomach Relief Claim
A reader describes a simple remedy for stomach distress, touting harmless, inexpensive magnesia as a promptly neutralizing aid. The brief notes that it can counter bloating and digestive upset without harsh medicines and claims swift relief after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle
Toowoomba Show Opens With Strong Entry Count
Toowoomba hosts its 79th annual show with about 5000 entries and higher attendance than last year. Gate receipts for opening day reach 12/11, with judging in pavilion poultry and a few other events. Strong displays appear in dairy and fruit sections, while weather and some exhibits receive mixed praise.
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Toowoomba
Downe
Lockyer
Hie
Drosique Perucice Dalry
Elie
Englbahy
Tou Scout Chronicle Crp
Bas
Lee Mw SU
Ott
Doms Auaertion
Clifton
Mursioroigh
Uiignea
Sarenwne
Ngipeongemade
Gqueruni
Tosoperative Autimohy Grant
Oakey
Oakey ‘Tisiricl Amaciunion
Howie
Miles
Walter-Milkers
Ho Wolf Velition Factory
Mite
Piero
Ster
J Penlon iMrisbane
Liemayne
Veitucoroh
Nuubys
Pothier
Cami
Seeton L
Secuna
Irime
Daha Hoey
Eulalie
al Wal Ag
Toowoomin
New Son
Nervy women urged to seek tonic relief warned of fatigue
Ad claims a phosphated tonic from a chemist can restore nerve force and vigor for men and women. It touts relief from nervousness weakness and exhaustion, promising better energy and mental steadiness after taking the tablets as directed.
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Windius
New Zealand Prefers New Zealand Labour Policy Debate
Report from Wellington notes government officials welcoming workers and discussing hours, pay, and overtime. The minister cites a nine to nine and a half hour week aim, with emphasis on reducing overtime and boosting local employment. Carpenters from Australia are mentioned as arriving for work, while some workers express dissatisfaction with pay and conditions.
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Wellington
Forssaeven
Studes
Holtsinue
Armstrong
Minster
AtuLrullahy Eivady
Zewland Sovernmen
Ili
Tenny Ann
Zealand
Lens
Old Man Saved From Fire at Royal Mail Hotel
Tewantin reports a blaze at the Royal Mail Hotel where a 30 year old lodger and a boarder were rescued by a volunteer brigade. The fire destroyed the top two storeys and caused significant damage to the hotel, with 44 rooms in the remaining wing insured. A local constable and residents aided the rescue, and the hotel’s owner, Mr. Thomson, was moved to safety before the structure collapsed within an hour.
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Sonn Srewart
Royal Mail
Marine
Joan Piddayed
Banavan
Tieite
Uae
Ate
G. Thomaan
Tomee
Thomson
Bild
Doviding
Queensland
Atta
The
Tesaee "Cie
CHECK ON AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
A garbled public notice fragment discusses aerial photography and related safety concerns. It mentions authorities and possible coercive actions, with references to dental health products and misprints. The readable text is inconsistent and fragmented, lacking coherent details.
Sobriety in Crisis At Good Templars Meeting
The Rouge held its first meeting at Bulrbane yesterday as part of a temperance campaign across the Commonwealth. Delegates from Victoria and South Austral were present from international Grand Lodge ties, with plans to expand a nationwide temperance programme funded by pledges and advertising restrictions. Officers elected include A Towmiones of Brisbane as grand chief templar and B M Grey as national vicar templar, with sisters and brothers named for juvenile work and other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnes
Good Templars
Tas
Ubon
Commonwealth
Ganvern
The
Rouge
Bulrbane
Elive
Sweden
Queensand
New Bulith
Wales
Victoria
South
Austral
IMA
Lismore
Grand Chet Templar
Towmiones
Brisbane
Jona Counsel
B. MW. Grey
National
Vics-Templar
Aetinel
C House
Bian Tata
Sopa
Isaac
Militiamen undergo extended military training at Kelvin Grove
A busy schedule outlines the militiamen at the Kelvington complex receiving thorough military discipline. They endure physical drills and tactical exercises, followed by lectures and signals instruction under A. Sainsbury and Captain J. Ron.
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Myo
Aperalwa
Mowe
Kelvin Grove Parite
Dave Tung
Teres
Zoe Mieher
Iuiauiahas
Eich Mannii
Nual Dutine
Hell
Jaye
Sauna
LJ. Ron
Fragmented Brisbane radio schedule drama and listings
A dense OCR of a historical Brisbane page lists music programs, orchestra events, weather reports, and radio show segments with numerous names, times, and stations. It catalogues orchestral performances, lectures, birthdays, and public notices alongside weather and news bulletins in a period-appropriate tone.
Poison admission in lemon drink case in General Criminal Court
Matilda Ann Edwards admits to preparing lemon drink with poison for her husband Harold Percy Smith. Trial before Mr Justice Maxwell at MinEawards Who heard Edwards claim to have seen a will. Crown Prosecutor Ne McKeown KC presented testimony about Edwards’s alleged statements. Court adjourned with evidence not yet completed.
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Sydney
Mayees
Matilda Ann Edwards
Pwison
General Criminal Court
Duxller' Maxwell
Min” Eawards
Harold Percy Smith
Willan Hewes Talwards
Tater
iNe” McKewn KC
Salthal
Teuton
Bitter
McKean
Edvarce
Willeh
Edward
Edwards
Organise for War Organise for the Safe Course
A fragmented report discusses mobilization and political rhetoric amid wartime concerns. It references figures and places in a broad, chaotic summary, noting overseas involvement and safety policies, with mentions of civic authorities and public preparation.
Way To Avert War Amid Wartime Speech Fragments
Fragmented prose from a wartime speech urges preparedness and defense. Text references Major General Cameron and various figures, discussing readiness to meet war, the duty of soldiers, and public support, with uncertain and garbled OCR phrases throughout.
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Levlie Gan
Rai Hunraty
Colcan
Cameron
Rwadier
Defence Preparations seen as Waste of Money
The Australian National Restation and President Warren discuss defence plans at the annual conference in Melbourne. They argue the preparations are largely a waste of time and money.
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Melbourne
Telpkee
Landmark Land Resumption Case Opens in Rockhampton
A land resumption compensation case began in Rockhampton Centring on Yeppoon and land parcels tied to the Main Roads Commission. The hearing before the Land Court president Abie W de Paynes included claims by Annie Crawston Ray widow and others for agricultural and grazing land valuations. The matter adjourned to a later date for further examination of acres and valuations.
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Rockhampton
Mondas
We Yeppoon
Jan Perk
Belore
Abie
W. de Paynes
Annie Crawston Ray
Cabot
Ole Iosort
Wallace
Ipswich Workmen in Amberley Aerodrome Labour Dispute
Ipswich workmen claim local preference for jobs at Amberley Aerodrome amid a defence project. Authorities and Mr HW Prue discuss the department’s practice to favor local men, with objections to Brisbane workers receiving higher country payments and supposed nepotism in selection.
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Ipswich
Amberley
Queeholland
Mar
Baker
HW. Prue
Brisbane
Queensland Premier Comments on Defence Readiness and Conference
The Premier Mr. Forgan Smith said Queensland has always been ready and will discuss the defence stance at yesterday’s conference. He noted receiving proposals from the Pinon weal as part of ongoing oversight and planning for national security.
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Queensland
Forgan Smith
Uremicn
Patrol Boat Kuru To Undergo Trials
Patrol boat Kuru will begin a series of trials in Townaville, with officials scheduling tests to evaluate performance, seaworthiness, and compliance with safety standards. The exercise aims to confirm capabilities before possible deployments and further inspections.
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Wiltar
Queensland by an innings at Grafton cricket match
Queensland by an innings at Grafton vs Clarence Wivetty’s side. Queensland’s bowlers dominated, with notable performances from Cole and Mo Crouchae. Clarence Wivetty contributed early runs before collapsing, while Queensland’s strong batting led to a decisive 143 total with key scores from Cole 31 and others. Wickets fell steadily as the home side struggled.
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Grafton
Queens
Clarence Wivetty
Clarence
Batini
He Valle
Tere
Eimai
Seiey
Cole Uo
Ei Wlleyse
Suansraland
Cole
Mo Crouchae
Mas Tite
Tng i
Bowie
Wawon
MANY EASY WINS IN Q L B A TITLE SINGLES
A garbled report outlines the Q L B A singles event with mentions of champions and finalists. Names and places are largely unreadable but hint at a competition near a club or venue with planned teats and dates.
Handicaps For 3 mile Swim
Handicaps for a 3 mile swim report a time based adjustment system. Teale Ngapeste and Pe ae LHe are noted participants. The article lists initial seedings and proposed pace targets for competitors across clubs.
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The readable fragments show names and places but no clear event or outcome to form a coherent summary. The text appears garbled with missing context, limiting confident identification of persons, organizations, dates, or locations.
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Rand Esiuider
Pep Manufarcurer
Bridae
Valley
Ian
Ipawich
Clorparee
Ann Vin
Olla
Pee
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Uileyield
Lin
Walt Tie
Ana Yeronga
Camby
Rees Mag
Sethe
Mieke
Etig
Fgwinne
Wervbe Nl
Riga
Ieee
Atkins
Pere Harvey
Bete Weber
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Sath
Smith
Ane
Rsa
Flenie
Haniel
Hersun
Visoiul Tuowoonibl
New Zealand
Carpenters
Australia
Auckland
Adennet &O
AUK
Sruev
Uyhe Niega
Ai Erie
Uney
Austealia
Wrien
Tewantin
Pilota
Orsay
Iedat
Meroe Rae
Aes Ee
Grouray
Mantersingere
Dapinar ‘Oberis
Lerlie
Kitnevetens
Metron
Racine
Pye Wort
Muse
Wrbt
Voriey
Sempean Plana
Henry G
Courier-Mail
Rilveselans
Conriee Msi
Boe
Picinra
Ted Justin Vuhang
Childe
Weter
AtUsie
Groswut Bally
Glenny
Joeyie
Furgistig
Peter McChegor
We—courier-Marl
International
Neas
Shimber Music
Wsb
Boo
Boul Ryan
Bunt Saiepaty
Alen
Spor
Oran Ie Abcipaions
Triniela
Syiorta
Goddard
Beene Finn
Ealia
Tream Daventry
Kitoryrlen
M—Westherson
Byres
Komedy Kiguaorn
Chikkens
Maggie
WOO News
Crennit Grove Ambassadors
Ainiles Chiy
Gwews
Bas —Bulbdays
Adelaide
Wwe
Izogiped
Tie Prileral
Tata
Ratime
Seat
Slirier
Bratton
Q.L.B.A
Bnei Assoriy
Coorpal
Ste
Lee QA
Firemal S
Suleies Cieenolder
Wesseein
Marie
Plilons
Neerener
Fandt
Bouiyurm
James Pinal
Uinerrato
Romors
Wilson
Ana Siit-Meel
Wlboh
Remeining
Mickey Miller
Joe Hall
Faut
Wilton
Fateh MueeMethen
Gasci
Gute
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