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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
10
The ad warns that bay and related symptoms signal weak kidneys and urges immediate use of a tonic labeled Dean Backache Kidney Pils. It claims delaying worsens uric acid buildup and blood impurities, promising quick relief and restored vitality with a specific kidney tonic.
Fragmented text describes mysterious lines about mothers and pale children with garbled phrases. The excerpt hints at a brand or product offer and unclear names. No clear event, person, or place emerges to form a coherent summary.
Promises relief for sore hands from housework using a product called Mrpli described as relieving burning windburn chaps and skin irritations. Claims include comfort after shaving and preventing embarrassment for women using the powder base.
Former aldermen John Brown W Power and J. Williams urged the government to advance wage policy and broader reforms. The speech touched on labour, yearlong wage levels, relief taxes, and calls to protect workers while criticizing previous administrations. Discussions covered electricity, public works, and the handling of state resources amid ongoing economic pressures.
The report discusses wool trade prospects in Queensland, noting bright outlooks for prices and demand. It highlights relations with Britain and Germany, mentions New South Wales and Western markets, and cites favorable prospects for wool producers and export potential in the United Kingdom.
In a solemn Montrose service, afflicted children were confirmed alongside an adult. The rite followed by attendees noted the emotional impact of the ceremony and the presence of residents and guardians.
A fragmented OCR entry notes large sums like 230 295 pounds lost on Beerburrum with stray letters and unclear context. The legible bits suggest a financial loss or gambling reference tied to a place or event, but details are incomplete and names or dates are not discernible.
证据显示布里斯班周边 Point Cook 区域发生无线电与电线纠纷事故。目击者称无线设备与电线接触引发事故，现场由警务与法医初步调查处理。相关人士及机构就事件性质与原因继续进行取证与讨论。
A wartime court hearing examined whether overtime bans and double-time pay should apply to tramway staff. The judge debated employing more workers versus longer shifts, assessing penalties and the impact on safety, with talks on weekly and hourly rates, allowances, and leave. The hearing adjourned with arguments about working conditions and pay reforms for maintainers.
A historic noting from Coolangatta outlines a ban on swimming trunks on beaches amid public decency concerns. The debate involves local councils led by town clerks and inquiries into bylaw enforcement. a ruling event promises a forthcoming decision on dress code and public wear.
Report from Dr Vunataien Cooke of India during his visit to Australia for the British Medical Association conference. Customs Dept clarifies no attendees were asked about return tickets or identity, with entry eased and no migration obstacles noted. Minister for the Interior Mr Pater Aci commented on the matter.
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