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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
13
A fragmented advertisement notes a tropical fruit display opening at the Banarie fair. It mentions a Council of Scientific and Trade, a frost favourite competition, and banana display plans with supplies and sales details, reflecting a local community event.
Ipswich and Trowbridge West State schools receive £5000 for concrete retaining walls to stabilize playgrounds. Payment terms cover 36 weeks, with materials to be supplied and work overseen by the relief fund officials.
An Order in Council creates a new hospitals board for Charleville and district. It provides sixty beds for charity care and appoints three members by local authorities, with one by Charleville Council and two by the Marwel Cannes authority. The board will be elected and the first meeting set for October 1.
Fragmentary report notes Mogill School to reopen Thursday following a fire that destroyed a teacher's residence and damaged furniture and books. The incident disrupted classes and prompted campus officials to plan a delayed restart. Authorities said no injuries were reported and investigations continue.
A letter discusses Christian moral teachings guiding state policy and war avoidance, arguing for spiritual methods to secure peace. It analyzes the impact of rates on land use, housing supply, and urban congestion, asserting rate policy can influence development without worsening prices or crowding.
Fragmentary notes describe hotels and clubs on Bribie Island with remarks on cleanliness, entertainment, and Sunday closures. Observations touch on guests, travel, and social gatherings, mentioning names like Mary Wright and references to a film and local leisure spots. The text hints at community norms and shifting hotel policies.
Fragmented letter or editorial fragment from an Alberta writer criticizes conservative shifts and calls for progressive reform. The writer mentions Mr Kenny and a desire toHumankind, while lamenting mixed ideas and fear, urging renunciation of British heritage and a plea for renewal. The text is garbled but conveys antipathy toward current governance and a longing for change.
A reader argues for school banking, detailing how weekly deposits by many families enable children to save for future education. The letter emphasizes equal opportunity, minimal risk of envy, and long term financial security through regular saving and soon a child’s insurance policy at fifteen.
Trade union news reports a dispute involving the Australian Federation of Ironworkers and the Tradesmen’s council. The organiser at the mines aims to prevent ironworkers from working, prompting lawyers and officials to discuss the issue and possible legal action. A joint committee and executives from affiliated unions prepare to press the case, seeking jurisdiction and a formal resolution within the union structure.
Fragmented letters and reports discuss a pigeon with a line bearing 476, mentions of Australian aviation hopes, Robber bombulin engines, and government prize talk. The piece weaves astronomy, prophecy, and financial bets with comments on ratepayers and council employment seeking, reflecting mixed topics and editorials.
A rider is injured after a horse shied and fell during a Cavalry Brigade maneuver. Officers evacuated to General Hospital with head injuries. artillery and machine gun elements conducted obstacle drills and dismounted firing as troops resumed training.
A ministerial briefing outlines a push for over 1000 one teacher schools in Queenland. Demonstrations on Crow’s Nest line show methods to improve weather‑based teaching. Teachers report packed weeks with papers submitted and student attention, while officials discuss scaling and impact on rural education.
A late 1930s Queensland page fragment discusses budget cuts, a proposed external loan, and education department concerns about the effects of school wage policies on children. It notes public reactions, broadcasting complaints, and town council debates on local standards and traffic enforcement.
A garbled 19th century health column discusses blood stagnation and bowel issues. Dr Leonhardt Vicilo G is cited as naming a pargiteea treatment. The text advocates grazing to restore circulation, promoting a home remedy claimed to aid thousands of patients.
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