I Haven't Been Sick Since 1927
A fragmented OCR item presents a garbled line likely referencing the phrase I Haven't Been Sick Since 1927. It contains scattered letters and names without clear context or coherent facts to form a full news summary.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 28, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item presents a garbled line likely referencing the phrase I Haven't Been Sick Since 1927. It contains scattered letters and names without clear context or coherent facts to form a full news summary.
This fragment discusses methods to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises by clearing nasal passages. It mentions inhaling water and other substances, with advice on breathing through the mouth to ease discomfort. Details are unclear and largely unreadable.
A crowded Northgate Flower Show showcases rose arrangements by dozens of participants and judges. Patrons admire a variety of blooms while exhibitors including MRs. M. Barlow and Miss Laine showcase intricate displays and a purple series prize is noted among the entries.
The garbled OCR recalls a Dutch World War II era report about a communist camp in New Guinea. It mentions the camp on Dippel Aver and notes dwindling numbers, with references to anti-communist actions and alleged population movements. The piece contains many corrupted phrases and names, revealing a troubled historical account with limited clarity.
A fragment reports a tourist motor coach itinerary titled Through Four States by Motor Coach. The party includes Mr and Mrs Dalby, Missy Moeely, and Mr Masieh among five members traveling from Adelaide, with praise for the scenic route and plans to visit Bribie Island and surrounding beauty spots.
A contested model homes event judged by Queenaland Chapter featured divisions for timber and cement components. Jurors awarded several prizes across categories while entrants showcased varied architectural renderings and materials.
A Melbourne notice details building classifications, permit values, and a 12 month end period, noting staff housing valuations and per ton toxin charges. The article outlines a design competition by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects with prizes of 28 and a second prize, highlighting modern ideas over conventional forms.
Following a council meeting the Institute awarded prizes for class A brick and concrete work and class B timber and fibro residences. Judges praised entrants from Sydney and Brisbane universities, noting high standards and urging better educational facilities while selecting tender finalists and offers.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a proposed housing site with utilities including water and sewerage, and multiple living spaces. Details describe living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, verandahs, kitchens, and outside WC facilities, with references to deck, fireplace, laundry, and storage areas.
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