Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Advertised Remedy
An advertisement promotes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for back pain and kidney weakness. A testimonial from Mr RJ Thould of Spring Hill Brinbane credits the product with curing long standing kidney trouble and urges readers to ensure they obtain genuine Doan's from reputable chemists and stores.
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Doan
RJ. C. 'Thould
Bartley
Brinbane
Dean
McClellan Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Thomas Oathrac Laidlaw Dies in Townsville Obituary
Mr Thomas Oathrac Laidlaw died early Saturday in Townsville. He served three years with the Aus ville. He is survived by his widow and child, his mother, two brothers, and two step-brothers. The funeral was held in Townsville on Sunday.
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Thomas Oathrac Laidlaw
Townsville
Ausville
Death of William J. H. Moore Former Queensland MP
Mr W J H Moore of Ormiston has died. He served as member for Marilla from 1808 after Sir Hugh Melson resigned to join the Legislative Council, with a break from 19019 to 1908. He remained the constituency's representative until 1909 when G Morgan succeeded him.
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Queensland
William J. H. Moore
Ormiston
Moore
Sir Hugh Melson
Marilla
Legislative Council
G. Morgan
Death of Patrick J. Duhig Brother of Archbishop Duhig
Messages of sympathy have been received by Archbishop Duhig after the death of his brother Patrick J. Duhig of Chicago. Born in Brisbane, he later moved to America and worked with Armours Ltd. His wife died two years ago and two of his children visited Brisbane years ago before returning to Chicago. Archbishop Duhig accompanied him to the 1935 Eucharistic Congress in Chicago.
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Archbishop Duhig
Patrick J. Duhig
Chicago
America
Brisbane
United States
Armours, Ltd
Duhig
Mrs Sophie Helmholz Die at Brown Street Brisbane
Mrs Sophie Helmholz formerly proprietress of Royal Mall Hotel Tingalpa and later hotel operator at Grandchester and Nundlals passed away aged 70. Born in Hanover she came to Brisbane with her Sarenta as a child. Her husband and one daughter predeceased her, and she is survived by three sons Hann Sydney Charles and Fred Helmholz, four daughters Lena Schiefelbeing Crompton and Kruger, and many grandchildren.
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Brown Street
New Farm
Royal Mall
Tingalpa
Grandchester
Nundlals
Hanover
Germany
Brisbane
Messrs
Hann
Sydney
Charles
Fred Helmholz
Lena Helmholz
Schiefelbeing
Gootchie
Mrs. J. T. H. Goodwin Dies in Canberra
Mrs. J. T. H. Goodwin, a renowned Canberra citizen, died in Canberra on Friday. She was married to Lieutenant-Colonel Goodwin, who served as administrator of the Federal Capital Territory from 1916 to 1923. Born in Castlemaine, Victoria, she was about 60 and is survived by her husband and three sons.
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Canberra
J. T. H. Goodwin
Goodwin
Capital Commission
Federal Capital Territory
Yarralumla
Castlemaine
Victoria
Death of Lady Cohen Mayoress of Adelaide at 78
Adelaide reports the death in Glenelg of Lady Cohen aged 78. She served as Mayoress and Lady Mayoress of Adelaide for nine years. Her husband Sir Lewis Cotten died 16 weeks earlier, shortly after their diamond wedding anniversary.
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Adelaide
Glenelg
Lady Cohen
Lewis Cotten
Grafton Acting Metropolitan Ash Bonsomes Appointment
Control Archbishop Grafton reports Dr J W Ash bonsomes acts as metropolitan in New South Wales after the retirement of Bishop Radford of Goulburn. He will handle business before Sydney due to Archbishop-elect Mawil's installation. Dr Ashton departs for Rockhampton to preach at Cathedral jubilee, lays parish hall foundation at Tweed Heads, then dedicates a church at Kunghur and attends Murwillumbah patronal festival on November 1.
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Goulburn
Radford
J. W. Ashbonsomes
New South Wales
Sydney
H . K. Mawil
Ashton
Rockhampton
Tweed Heads
Kunghur
Tweed
Murwillumbah
Break-in Foiled at Paris Estate Sugar Mill Safe
In Mackay on October 14 a late Friday night or early Saturday attempt to blow the strong room safe at the Paris Estate sugar mill failed after the door lock was cut. Explosives used did not open the safe though money was inside. Secretary Mr MacNamee found the damage.
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Mackay
Paris
Orly
MacNamee
Siam Revolt Spreads as Navy Joins Rebels Reach Penang
Passengers arriving in Penang from Bangkok report the Siam revolt spreading. The LaoVY Now joined the rebels who hold the arsenal leaving government troops without ammunition as rebels capture Petchonburi railway station and sever Malaya to Bangkok communications.
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Australian Presse Association
Singapore
Penang
Bangkok
Siam
Petchonburi
Biam
Malaya
Ingkok
Proposed loan to fund Brisbane bridge project amid government guarantee
Debenture holders are to vote on authorising a 100000 pound loan guaranteed by the Queensland Government to complete the Band Pie Ageilive Bridge project. Proceedings address first mortgage over assets including toll revenues, bank overdraft up to 100000, and a 100000 loan to be repaid with government guarantees. Readiness notes confirm piles driven at Redcliffe and Sandgate ends and construction nearing complete toll house and portals.
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Stornibrook Highway Ltd
Queensland
J. 5. Barnett
Caing Ae
Kinear
Brisbane
Muccesary
Couny
Cam Nestor
Bank O Temry
Government of
Inter Arm
Sanking O
Redcliffe
Stock Exchange
A. E. Marding Frew
Sandgate
J. Beebe
Beedcliffe
League of Nations judged partly failed partly successful
Mr Raymond Watt of the Australian League of Nations Union told the Cavensland branch that the League had partly failed yet partly succeeded. He cited progress on war prevention and drug control in Geneva, urged stronger External Affairs to aid cooperation, compared staff levels in Czecho Slovakia and Australia, and noted Germany’s disarmament move while urging faster global disarmament. Miss J Mc Corkindale urged scientific thinking in politics, with Rev W Millar moving a vote of thanks.
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League
Raymond Watt
Australian
Besgns of Nations Union
Ccavensland
Union
Young Men's Christian Association
W. E. Hurst
League of Nations
League of Nations Had Exceeded All Expectations, Said Mr. Watt
Australia
Department of External Affairs
Geneva
Czecho- Slovakia
Contra
Germany
Litthe
Millar
Goats of Juan Fernandez Island Now a Nuisance
Descendants of Robinson Crusoe’s goats on Juan Fernandez Island have multiplied, prompting a plan to slaughter them. Chile’s Minister of Production grants hunting permission to Senor Carlos Ramirez to reduce the wild herd. A returning professor notes the invasive blackberry and ecological damage to sandalwood groves and palm trees. A new hummingbird species is also observed.
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Santiago
Alexander Spelkirk
Brisn Staman
Defor
Juan Pernandez
Chile
Senor
Piwonka
Carlos Ramirez
Gilbert Rahm
Presburg University
Rum
Communist Leader Harry Pollitt Deportation Intercepted
London reports Belfast authorities show resolve against subversive influence by intercepting British Communist Leader Harry Pollitt. He was forced to return to England on the steamship he arrived on, under a deportation order expedited for departure on Tuesday.
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Australian Press Association
London
Belfast
Harry Pollitt
England
Mivtay
After 1940 Population to Fall Says Expert
Professor A. Ms Carr-Saunders of Liverpool University told a conference of British sanitary authorities that England’s population would begin to decline after 1940 despite planning for growth. He warned death rates would exceed births without larger families and noted emigration could hasten the decline.
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England
A. Ms. Carr- Saunders
Liverpool University
London “Morning Post
Carr Saundes
Metropolian Opera Co suffers token pay ments losses
London October 15 The recently formed Metropolian Opera Company faced continued bad luck as a Birmingham week hoped to revive fortunes yet only token payments were issued to artists on Saturday Madame Florence Austral and other stars reportedly left the company per the Daily Express report.
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Presta Association
London
Metropolian Opera Company
Birmingham
Daily Express
Florence Austral
High Speed Wind Tunnels At British Laboratory
The National Physical Laboratory advances in wind tunnel tech with a 1000 mph jet model, high pressure testing, and studies on high speed air jets. Industrial uses include coal firing, carburettors, and turbine research, alongside cold storage airflow and lightning impulse testing.
Small Town Stores Face Exemption From Codes Says Report
Washington dispatch reports the National Recovery Administration may grant special exemptions to small employers in towns under 6000 for industrial code rules. The NY American correspondent notes minimum wage and 10 hour work limits hit small shops hiring under ten. Officials say payroll costs have not boosted business, causing widespread hardship and affecting millions of workers. No dollar stabilization is planned as prices are deemed not high enough.
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Oetober
Washington
New York American
National Recovery Administration Socom
Personal voyage notes and official visits in Brisbane region
Personal Mr F M J Beker M H R departs Brisbane this morning aboard the Eyogle rail line heading to Canberra. The Railways Commissioner J W Davidson tours the Central district on official business. T Armstrong health inspector Cloncurry on Bris bane visit stays at Praine 63 Herbert street. The Qantas airline Dizna piloted by L J Brain arrived at Archerfield Aerodrome Sunday afternoon with passengers listed including R Permson Langremch to Blackall Lewin and Mrs Mogaw Blackall to Brisbane plus Ho M Phie and W Chandler Charleville to Toowoomba
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M.H.R
Tisbane
Canberra
J. W. Davidson
Central District
T. Armstrong
Health Inepestor
Cloncurry
Brisbane
Praiwe
Herbert-street
Qantas Alrinery Dizna
L. J. Brain
Archerfield Aerodrome
V. Cock
Langremch
Blackall
Ura
Fire damages residence in Warwick area
A fire at Mrs MM 7 Conte in Wood Bivent damaged the building and contents including furniture and firewood. The brigade arrived and found the structure and contents largely consumed. a motor carriage was involved but not in use.
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MM. 7 Conte
Bn Wood
Uae
Jersey cattle show mislabeled champion ribbon corrected
In a Jersey cattle event, the claimed champion animal shown as W Binglemantuc was incorrect. The official winner was A Maretwell’s Bedarln Gallefaction’s Hello Appin, with Ed Wall’s Lady Collins of Tiwnville as reserve champion. Osford Fancy and Wall’s Cow were noted runners-up in the dry cow class.
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Jersey
Peeton
Beoniesh Ghow
W Binglemantuc
A. &. Marewell
Bederalrn Gallefaction
Hello Appin
Ed. Wall
Lady Collins
Tiwneville
W. Bringlemanns
Osford
Export of oranges under wartime trade limits
The Minister for Commerce reports export figures from the early season. About 460 cases shipped from the Commonwealth to London and Liverpool. 10415 to Glasgow. 450 to Vancouver. 080 to the East. 27,500 to Newfoundland. Total exports from Australia last season about 254,000 cases, with 165,000 going to New Zealand.
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Miniter For
F. Ht Stewart
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