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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
9
A harbor accident aboard the steamship hoisted a crane that toppled, killing a worker and injuring others. The incident occurred Friday near Holston Wharf as operations resumed, with emergency crews arriving and investigators to determine the cause.
Prince and a Malay champion train under a famed star coach, guiding an English pair at a key match. The unusual pairing and cross cultural collaboration draw attention as the team practices together, with the coach insisting on coordinated play and shared strategy.
The New Farm diggings event drew attendees including McFadden Moss and McHuyaie as officials welcomed arrivals at Brennene Terrace. Mr Rayner also attended as preparation for proceedings continued.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Jews for Palestine, socioeconomic tensions, and time frames. It references Wahhth and various unclear entities, hinting at a debate on political allegiance and regional divides over a two and a half year period.
A fragmented report from Fort Ma Iory details a holiday event referencing a health ministry and leaders, noting concerns over past weeks. It mentions hospital officials, the local sheriff marshal presence, and a tense scene around a civic center and public meeting with dates and places blurred by OCR errors.
Report of a Dalby fossil jaw fragment found with two teeth and potential indicators of a prehistoric marsupial. Scientists debate its classification and note an accompanying living specimen exhibit reported by Mr Jack of Maly. The discovery, dated recently, draws interest from observers in Charlevin and Queensland.
London marks the centenary of its university founded under William IV with ceremonies and honorary degrees. The article notes historical ties to Oxford and Cambridge, lists benefactors and officials, and describes funding and support from Whigs and Tories alike, including notable figures and institutions backing the commemorations.
In Sydney on Tuesday Overland announced purchase of the old market at 858 886 Wickham Street Walles now a showroom and service site. Deal price not disclosed. Company aims to expand with premises in Queensland and New South Wales.
A Melbourne artist and model died during a prose artistic session at J Watkins Art School on Margaret Street. Reports say Miss Emily Sutter, a poet and model, appeared unwell the previous evening before collapsing at the studio. The court case involving Skill Ball Pistons and allegations of misfortune or mistreatment is noted, with contrasting testimonies about her art career and circumstances surrounding the death. The world familiar with Oscar Wilde connects poet Douglas through a circle, while work on the station details and machinery delays are described as contributing factors.
Dr Lee arrived in Darwin from Singapore by air to join a Brisbane laboratory project on tropical medicine. The study aims to determine if white men can adapt to tropical work and maintain health, with ten years of intensive odours and an all conditioned lab room for experiments. The investigation will compare health effects of heat and humidity across regions including Queenslan d and Attica.
A 20th century lecture outlines the threat of illicit substances and the need for moral education. Henry Tw Roary argues for expanded university powers, external study, and central Bloomsbury buildings to widen access and examinations for students across the Empire and beyond.
The article argues against purgatives for constipation and suggests addressing the cause through a vitamin rich diet. It promotes a daily tablespoonful of a vitamin dense supplement, claiming over 200 International Units per dose, to ensure adequate vitamin intake as part of a regular routine with porridge or milk and nuts.
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