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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
3
A fragmented report describes a woman pressured by her husband to use Kruschen Salts claiming it would improve her figure. She alleges discomfort, repeated health concerns, and a lengthy trial with side effects while seeking weight loss and health improvements.
A garbled OCR style text describes a home hair dye mix with odd phrases and mis-spellings. It mentions mixing a powder with water along with a chemical compound and ice, aiming to darken hair, claiming it should be non sticky and not greasy. The fragment lacks clear instructions, quantities, safety notes, or source context.
The fragmentary report outlines a courtroom scene where a laborer and witnesses discuss a shooting incident. Key figures include Margaret Wilson and others connected to a Mills area case. The testimony references revolver threats, injuries, and police involvement as the trial progresses.
Fragmented OCR text describes a trust claim dispute settled in the supreme court. Mentions individuals such as Batts and Weiner with various unclear references to parties and proceedings. The passage is garbled. essential facts or outcomes beyond settlement are not clearly stated.
A noisy Friday at the Marymerkst Air Race grounds disrupted the State School Concert. Students Maton Reina Gravy Sista Ort on Brust ant Wile Mink led a makeshift program as wind and crowd chatter interrupted the performance.
A bankruptcy court examination ended with Wark of Dry Street and Barry Arahwan, formerly of Fura Tuce Mamutece In, appearing along with Stanley Brert. The examination, begun earlier, concluded yesterday with observers noting the proceedings and the judge’s questioning.
A damaged obituary style notice outlines a case of a recurrent thief who received a hard labour sentence. It notes involvement of authorities, aVariety Act and an official declaration by court or magistrate. Details are limited but indicate a persistent offender penalized during the period.
An unclear OCR capture reports a hotel keeper fined after a tense local incident involving income tax returns and unspecified parties. Names and places are garbled, with several personal references and dates unreadable, obscuring the exact action and authorities involved.
A fragmented police court chronicle recounts a delayed doctor arrival amid a household dispute. Witnesses describe the scene on Wickham Street as officers investigate a claim of coercion and miscommunication involving a father figure and a child, with family tensions driving the case forward.
The Valuations Appeal Court met in the afternoon to consider the assessment of vacant allotments along Baines Street and surrounding wards. Proceedings focused on the 2120 Sivenen allotment and adjacent parcels in Blue, with Mary Cray present and officiating at 10:30 in the morning.
The readable fragments reference defendants, a court, and various names and charges. The legible items mention a Mr and a Sara or Sarin context, with notes about labour and possible penalties. The passage is fragmented with many garbled terms and missing details.
An apparent legal notice outlines charges over unlawfully used cattle and related accusations involving multiple individuals. The fragmentary text references a district or county context with names like Frank Braun and Mandy Impriaontaene and mentions penalties or fines. The wording is garbled but centers on unlawful cattle use and a pending case.
A detailed crime note describes a theft from a man's pocket involving multiple individuals and a judge's remarks. The report mentions a February court date, the accused named John Williams, and references to penalties and imprisonment during a magistrate’s proceedings. The passage notes evidentiary details, a brief trial outcome, and a next court date expected.
A motorist received a fine after being found asleep at the wheel during a traffic incident. The case, heard in court, noted impairment and a drink or drugs inquiry with sentencing involving potential imprisonment and further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A body recovered from the River Wistane near Reading on April 7 is identified by landlady Mrs Tella Tage as a lodger from New Betham Velden. Coroner’s inquest hears testimony from officers and witnesses tracing the deceased’s movements and connections to a Portmantenna address and a household with ‘the deceased Pellation’. Further proceedings to determine the circumstances are outlined at the coroner’s court.
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