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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
13
In Ambleside, a writer from Liverhead describes months of painful lesions on the face and red, swollen skin despite trying many remedies. They mention Cuticure Baap and Ointment as products used and note ongoing troubles with itching and eruptions.
Article discusses recruitment of practical men as trade commissioners to boost Australia’s export growth. Notes interwar collaboration with Japan and Europe, highlighting the need to expand markets for mineral ore and steel products. Mentions Japanese influence and ongoing trade extensions between countries, with emphasis on practical qualifications over formalities.
A French American speaker, Be W. Gordon Ralph Connor, addressed a large gathering of pro Protestant ministers. He warned of church failure and the lack of unity, arguing the world’s needs demand a united church and criticizing Versailles era fault lines and German outcomes.
A fragmented text discusses tribute to the press and world events, referencing Gurdon, the Queen, Breas Mnathate, and wartime themes. It notes the Liberty of the Press, comparisons to Canadian papers, and calls for nations to resist war through unity and free expression. The passage quotes various observers and media about journalism’s role.
Dr fant delivers a humorous yet earnest address to college students stressing moral conduct and self improvement. He urges focus, discipline, and the value of education while urging listeners to act with integrity and purpose in life.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss British dominance and policy, referencing Canada and India, exile, and imperial aims. The text is garbled but centers on the notion of control and rivalry with other nations and long term strategic goals.
The report notes a shift in tariff policy and a pivotal Canadian Ottawa debate. It highlights manufacturers pressuring the government while Australia seeks favorable trading terms, amid forecasts of policy change and secondary industry protection concerns. It cites indifference among politicians and the influence of free trade advocates on public opinion.
Melbourne May 13 The widow of a railway fitter killed by a train on September 3 seeks compensation from the New South Wales Railway Commission. The commission's verdict and conduct of the inquest are challenged as improper and the jury's failure to examine the scene is cited. Justice Starke notes jury framing errors and the need for a thorough review in the High Court.
A garbled report outlines an overseas girls tour to Japan with plans for multiple state groups and a Melbourne University contact. It mentions August dates, travel arrangements, and representatives from Sydney and other states, but many names and details are unreadable. The piece references official hosts and a promised series involving travel exhibitions and countrywide participation.
A Catholic welfare movement was outlined at a provincial meeting with aims to unify parish, diocesan, and lay efforts. Archbishops and bishops would form representative bodies to coordinate charity and education work across hospitals, schools, and social services. A provincial meeting under Br Gane and other bishops was planned for November to finalize details.
A British exploration party led by Colonel A D Radcliffe sails from Brisbane toward Port Moresby to pursue Abelnehy gold. The expedition includes Meare Burt O Grackson and Ly Mawson, with support from an English company and funding by sponsors. The team plans to meet Fort Moresby and advance into previously unexplored country.
From a bizarre description of an election night, crowds gathered under police watch as polling proceeded uneventfully amid tension. The article references Warwick and surrounding towns, mentioning the Verwalleg Treaty and a general sense of disruption, with unclear names and events forming a murky account of a contested political moment.
The Railways Commission announced new and revised mail services between Brisbane, Central Queensland towns, and far-north links. Enhanced schedules will run to Townsville Cairns and Rockhampton with daily, weekly, and special services, including Sunday connections and altered departure times to improve year round mail and passenger movement.
A quirky contest tale about a child star prize set by Now and Fore aver. Names, places, and partial addresses in the prize list hint at a theatre context and rising fame. Readers see a mix of electors and media figures as the event unfolds across Brisbane and nearby suburbs.
Weather notes from May 13 report light to moderate showers across western districts with mist and fog in the early morning and late afternoon. Roads remain slippery in parts as cloud cover persists and cooler temperatures ease inland portions before noon.
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