Death notice for James Arthur Franklin obituary
Fragmentary death notice reports James Arthur Franklin, aged about 40, died by accidental drowning near the river on the 2ath jun t. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary death notice reports James Arthur Franklin, aged about 40, died by accidental drowning near the river on the 2ath jun t. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names and phrases lacking coherent events. Readable bits mention families and individuals, but no identifiable actions, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.
An old advert explains headaches back pain and neuralgia and offers home remedies. It mentions combining ingredients and warnings about pregnancy and safety. The piece touts a nerve specialist and a chemist’s guidance and suggests making mixtures at home for relief.
A brief expression of gratitude to the many people who supported a recent event, praising their efforts and dedication. The message highlights appreciation for volunteers and participants who contributed to a successful outcome.
A garbled OCR passage with numerous nonstandard words, partial phrases, and many misread names and places. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities to anchor a concise news summary.
A report notes rising costs in a market or depot area due to waste and damage losses. The piece cites evidence of theft and improper handling increasing expenses, with a focus on the effects of a slipping pile and related waste.
An ornate, faulty ad promotes Sander's Eucalyptus Extract as a universal remedy and cure all for colds headaches indigestion burns wounds and infections. It touts superiority and purity and warns of inferior extracts.
The forecast warns hot sultry conditions with more rain and thunderstorms in the north west and northeast, with generally fine weather elsewhere. A worker, Thomas Burne, fell about 20 feet during painting on the Mur nett traffic bridge and sustained minor injuries but was hospitalized in shock. The funeral of Anmer Franklin, who drowned in the river, is set for the morning in his residence area with cath olic cemetery interment. A formal apology and proceedings of a meeting concern various local officials and hospital matters, with reports of patient care and a busy photography period due to weddings and social events impacting local services.
Minutes describe a Juvenile order meeting opening at 45 pm with 80 members present. Officers elected: Kin Murray as post leader, M. Clark as auditor, W Ford re-elected, Cramer as wailing Levite, with installation by Rutgers and Cramer. A district meeting delegate was chosen. A counterfeit detection tale ends the report.
A morning fire at the Mail office machine room caused heavy smoke and damage to the building rear and printing materials. Fire brigades under Supt James Iherapean battled the blaze from Bourbat Street, saving the Commonwealth Bank and adjoining rooms with only partial damage to machines and stock.
A wedding tale recounts the union of Miss Mera and Mr. Meck Mra with a ceremony at the Doosheteriva Chui. Guests praised gowns, gifts included emeralds for bridesmaids, and a breakfast reception showcased gifts and music before the couple departed by evening mail train for their honeymoon.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Martha Vieaiden and Whadeidde with references to Himlaberg and Lete Tis wttieal. It lists people such as Mars and Mamie ren and discusses a local event or meeting with unclear details and multiple names.
Unclear fragmentary text mentions a man in Fairymoad with frail health noted yesterday. The garbled entry references a DUP inquiry and possible edits, with no clear event or action.
The piece argues cheaper food hinges on increased production and freer trade. It cites war disruption, lingering labor agitation for shorter hours, and government red tape as chief barriers, contending subsidies offer only short term relief while prices fall as supplies rise.
The text promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets clear undigested food from the stomach, cleanse it, and promote gastric juice flow, aiding digestion. It asserts indigestion causes constipation and presents the product as invaluable and widely sold.
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