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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
6
A mangled OCR page mixes notices of bereavement with faded references to funerals and monuments. It mentions Bead pepe, Dr B 104, and various lines about funeral directors, Bennu and Morey, with scattered place names and dates obscured by damage. The readable bits suggest a routine village paper page listing obituaries, memorials, and public notices alongside commercial mentions.
The latest Health journal argues the Commonwealth bears or shifts tropical disease duties. It defends abolishing the Division of Tropical Hygiene and the Australian Institute of Tropical Medicine and shifts focus to preventive medicine in Sydney.
The Queensland branch of the British Medical Association urges Canberra to restore the Division of Tropical Hygiene with expanded powers, arguing white settlement and tropical health require national support. It criticizes Commonwealth policy as neglectful of Queensland’s 200,000 tropical residents and stresses Townsville Institute’s historic role in tropical medicine research and local disease control.
Mr Trethowan, chairman of the United Country Party, warns that lack of full cooperation between anti-socialist parties in Parliament risks disaster. Mr Lyons concurs, stating absolute agreement. Both admit low risk of socialism triumph unless anti-socialist parties end their feuding, with Labour’s election potential threatening far-reaching changes in Australia.
A wether column argues heavy taxation harms Queensland and Australia, warning that rising costs prevent the return of prosperity. It contends primary industries must receive tax relief and fairer charges to lift overall national prosperity, noting graziers fear wealth without tax reduction and cautions against delaying reform.
The government and people of Italy and Queenslanders honor Herbert Hinkler. They recall his mortal remains and memory, noting how his body was found on the Apennines slope. A column marks his grave, gifts from Italian inhabitants symbolize enduring civilization and shared patriotism.
An unclear report notes opposition to a postage box charge proposal, describing objections and procedural misstatements. The fragment cites a public official or body debating changes and mentions costs, steps, and a stance against new fees amid confusion.
A Brisbane gallery reveals a new catalogue featuring illustrations in colour and works by GC Lk Brocknan Budy Cameron WO de Glenn Mark Fisher Augustus doin Cecil P Lamson Alvbroee McKVoy W Te Sickert W Wilton Truhasitik Therands and other well known artists. The secretary will supply particulars at the next meeting. The gallery plans a painting by Johnson and exchanges with Qodirey Wivets Ex ibalon. The armsngrmmonia shipment includes an Orient Company piece and a white marble statue by G Olneldlan Tallan sculptor.
A Melbourne gallery board weighed a proposal by The Empire Loan Company to fund exhibitions at local venues in Austin. The plan would contribute to four years of operations toward gallery growth. Trustees debated the total cost and whether funds should be allocated before final approval.
The speaker raised concerns over whether a film showing an Alsatian dog with a dingo in rural Australia has practical value for industry or commerce. The discussion touched on dog behavior, dangers to sheep and cattle, and whether the film should be shown at Parliament House in Brisbane.
London report quotes Dr Bernard follander on why wives nag and men fail. He cites lack of trustworthiness, neglect of duty, and pursuit of pleasure over responsibility as key factors. The piece notes discussions about marital roles and the impact of wife dominance and control on relationship outcomes.
Fragmentary copy reports on a Melbourne assembly event and performers. It mentions Wie Freaiylettar Aasembly, a campmentment of baie Lunes, and players including Hen A. Crom and Rev. Joseph Ring, with scattered references to skating and a national game.
A historical note discusses dairy farmers facing losses from low prices and reduced water costs. It references a 1999 comprehensive investigation by the Prong Fiscal Commission and notes efforts to analyze reduced water costs and labor pressures on farms during a period of economic strain.
The Courier-Milt feature draws attention as circulation figures rise. A staff review shows the paper maintaining strong appeal across the state with high readership estimates, surpassing other local outlets.
Fires blanketed the Dowh area between Cape Byron and Bria lene as government director James Patrick at 1 Gull reported delays. Captain Patrice and his wife described a tense scene with a damaged plane near ArcHerfals aerodrome and Winds delaying flights to Mrahane. James Potrick and Go. Ltd. executives were in Brisbane as Gupta, MPH Masford, and company MD, visited.
A Bali Calcutta surgery mission reports a 25000 pound cost to bring a specialist surgeon by air from England. Cap Neville Mack leads the flight aboard the Winslow aeroplane as the plan to reach the Nepalese Crown Prince’s wife for urgent operation faces water crossing limits and diplomatic delays.
Waterford September 12 A cow underwent attempts to locate a dropped needle in its shoulder after several weeks of treatment. Mr Taylor and Mr G Mpettar observed the cow during feeding, noting a needle near the Humyt Co. site and efforts to remove it. The needle remained elusive and the cow appeared to heal gradually with no sign of it entering the joint.
A historical notice discusses proper handling of the Union Flag and Blue Ensign, detailing who may display them and in what contexts. It references the Commonwealth, royal authority, and public buildings, emphasizing correct flag protocol and national symbolism. The text critiques improper use and calls for adherence to official guidelines.
On September 19 1012 a series of events and notices reflect civic and personal milestones. The text mentions philanthropic activity, dates tied to October 10 190, and references to notable figures such as Arthur Morwant and various legal and political contexts.
Fragmentary garden column hints at ongoing planting and care. Mentions weather, growth, and continued effort by gardeners. No clear names, dates, or locations readable.
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