Profera Bread and Procem 1: a dubious global spread
Fragmented OCR text claims Provera Bread and Procem 1 market worldwide with patents and claimed health benefits. It mentions Sydney and Brisbane markets and a supposed bake process while obscuring clear details or outcomes.
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Brisbane
Death at 105 Brisbane Veteran Passes
George Young aged about 105 died at his daughter’s home in South Brisbane after a long life at sea and on land. Born in Goreetahie England he served in the Flying Cloud and Brisbane shipping before taking up farming and later retiring after his wife’s death. Survived by a widow, children and many relatives.
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George Young
Walnedine
Use
W. Eat
Wiveet
South Brindane
Youne
Orn i. Goreetahie
Enaland
Auaiala
Unis
Renee Norma
Charieville
Bart
Naite
Newt
Shy
Mike Margaret Ann Darel
Cavatshis
Ingland
Brabant
Ilolt
Jby & Won
SW Brumpien
Army
Fon Air
Gordon Tof
Amb
Anon
Ea Bann
Angus
Larwood
Lerwood
Ans
Gus
Fragmented garbled note of seaside mishap and rescue
A distorted OCR fragment describes a seaside incident with bathers, a sudden wash ashore, and a rough rescue attempt. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at danger from mangrove staves and improvised equipment, with unclear outcomes and missing details.
Carrs Cricket Memory provokes a bold vow
A long reminiscence by former England captain E C Carr recounts a Surrey cricket day and a teasing public exchange about form and appearance. He recalls Mortimer and Maurice Tuald jokes, a sly wager with Mr Johnson, and team talk at Trent Bridge ground. The piece blends character portraits with cricketing lore and club memories.
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Carr
Surrey
Yally
Maurice
Sedreet
Contentr Wuehier
Laugitte
Coutae
Jeana
Tamermined
Saurore
Hotel and Shops Burnt in Town Disaster
Fire swept a hotel and adjoining shops in the town early on a May morning, causing extensive damage. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents watched and authorities investigated the origin, with part of the block evacuated and the hotel owner identified as O Neill. Bakery destroyed, several adjacent properties damaged, and the community moved to secure the area while the blaze burned out.
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Colina
Te Bock
Welch
Waa
O'Neill
Mitta
Campbell
Laarea Goran Hotel
Helen
T Prenton
Eisen
Bakery Dektroyed
Labour Day at Toowoomba and Maryborough Visit
The account recalls Labour Day scenes at Toowoomba with boisterous crowds and a parade, noting cheers and comic performances. It also covers Governor visits and events in Maryborough with mentions of crowds, processions, and local festivities, highlighting the day’s public displays and community participation.
University footballer dies in inter-university match
An 18 year old University student William Fueh Roddenby died after a football injury sustained during an inter university game at Alexandria Oval on Saturday afternoon. Roddenby played as a forward for the university rugby league team and collapsed during play.
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William Fueh Roddenby
Ganre
Alexandria Oval
Roddenby
Blehwen
Aid
Catarrh treatment promises relief from deafness and head noises
A dubious home remedy claim markets Permint as a cure for catarrh and related deafness and head noises. It asserts permanent results from an inhaled solution and urges immediate use, claiming widespread acceptance in Europe and America and promising renewed hearing and general health.
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Europa
America
Sven
Joealien
Twain Khan
Labour Day Display Highlights Political Pomp and Protests
A Brisbane Labour Day procession showcased extensive displays from Labour Council figures and public bodies. Prominent participants included Lord Mayor Alderman, Alderman Brown, and Labour candidates with banners urging reforms such as a 20 hour week and a ban on drugs. The pageant featured antiwar messages, union placards, and government exhibits from departments like Agriculture and the Bureau, with aboriginal and Torres Strait displays illustrating state involvement in urban celebration.
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Saul
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der Por
Anh
Desa7id
Labour Council
B. J .Beyeu
Labour Bay
Mteahant
Meyor
Ajdonéa
Aldermsi
Teas
Hoey
Cotte
Labour
Uneir
Joan Browns
Boater
JT Brown
Loman
Ierobine
Thom
Gaverel Siata
Department of Agricultura and Breck
Eatry
Torres Salk
Dobuain
Holiday crowds flood metropolis with picnics and sport
Page reports a holiday day of crowds across the city with football, tennis, and other fixtures. Families visited Alderley Ferny Grave and Coopers Plain, using trains and boats to reach Manly Cleveland and Tweed Heads resorts. Rail and road traffic increased as theatres and entertainment venues drew large crowds.
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Pitaoct
Metropolis
Ventla
al Roll
Ever
Crowel
Slades
Shifren
Nany Coves
Nany Coves. “They Travelled By Trail Alderley, Ferny Grave
Coopers Plaine
Rockles
Tweed
Luylport
Railway Department
Bridgere
Manly
Cleveland
Oushport
Tweed Heads
Labour Tay Spare
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Steko Bradeli
Valde
Exchotve
McMahon's Bakery
Paine's Bakery
Tiswich Ros
Rooka
Tainton
Unda
A. Tronside
Bert All
Ascot
Phana Atta
BREA
MIR
Monsters of Deep
Ena
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Nevew
Tateree
Tor
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Darwin
LORDS
Eng
Tania
Avery
Wesil
Ula Trent Bridge
Trent Riage
Trent ‘Bridge
Gedling
Johneon
W. Carr
Tland and Notts
Serena
BYU
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Laved
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Whysall
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Kingaroy
Toowoomba
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Clarence River
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Garagy
J. Benn
Aydney
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Richmond
Praser
Uoey Island
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Warry
Maryborough
Oerty
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Mie
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Steve
Ander
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Suaner
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du Menier
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