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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
9
A fragment notes a tiny young leaf with fragrant sap and slow careful curing, implying a description of plant material or quality. The text reads like a horticultural or agricultural remark emphasizing delicate preparation.
An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as fast acting cold remedy with statements about rapid relief within hours and non habit forming effects. It asserts aspirin does not depress the heart, urges taking enough for relief, and mentions tablets and packaging branding to persuade readers to say Bayer.
A lengthy discussion outlines opposition to a petrol alcohol blend policy. Proponents cite potential price rises and supply effects, while critics warn of market disruption and technical challenges. Officials from Queensland and Australia weigh feasibility, with implications for power production and fuel costs.
The passage describes an unusual, garbled discussion touching on floral arrangements and art techniques. It mentions flowers, colors, and decorative objects, with references to oils, baskets, and glass pieces in a cryptic, error-ridden narration. The exact facts and entities are obscured by OCR errors.
The government signals to clean up the pig industry after preventable losses exceed 100000 pounds annually. Ministers urge immediate improvements in feeding, breeding, and marketing to reduce condemned pigs and tuberculous risk, with opposition demanding full information before further proceedings.
Vida Lahey displays in oils and watercolors showing a spring theme. Critics praise her luminous color, lively figures, and tropical motifs while noting a distinct departure toward luminous oils revealing strong personality.
An excerpt discusses beef and mutton demand, pricing, and quality concerns, noting shifts in consumption and exports. It references figures like 1,369,620 and 74, currency comparisons, and mentions the Agent General and trade observers in London, with commentary on England's meat industry versus Australian production and price-quality issues.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss agitation over representation and the role of provincial authorities in governance. Mentions commissions, elections, and the option of broader reform, with references to potential pension concerns and procedural debate among officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a theft at a manor associated with Walter Wilts, with unclear location and details. The fragment references a dispute, a legal row, and mentions continued action under an unnamed statute. No concrete dates or full names are readable.
The text outlines public planning for upcoming activities and directions for arranging teams and events. It references guidance from an individual named Safire and mentions potential locations and organizers for community actions.
A fragment warns that acid stomachs cause gastritis and mentions a medicine with a trade mark. It notes the product should be obtained from a chemist and promises immediate relief. Names and dates are unreadable in the OCR.
No progress reported in the Glenore Grove mystery of a man found in a waterhole near AUT 91. Investigators pursue leads about a couple who visited the scene on Sunday afternoon, while council records show routine police response and no new breakthroughs in the Toowoomba area.
A requiem mass for the late Rav Father Alexander Maxwell was held at All Alpha Church of England Wickham Terrace. The Brisbane diocese clergy relatives and mourners attended. the service remembered the deceased and prayed for his soul.
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