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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1920
Page
2
In a crowded session the government faced heavy opposition over the entertainment tax and proposed amendments. Leaders exchanged sharp critiques as the Senate's authority and public spending were debated amid calls to curb expenditures and defend parliamentary prerogatives.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a health remedy advertisement with references to a jar ofThermal ip and a roman on hal. The text mentions remedies for women and hints at pricing and suppliers like Marshall and Christ in a scrolling sales pitch.
A draft bill in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly proposes government power to set prices for essential commodities and halt profiteering. It would empower investigations, regulate production, fix profits, and allow the governor to proclaim price controls. Penalties include fines up to £200 and terms up to three months with possible imprisonment.
Local and general news report that an ambulance worker from the Hevertare of Kiladstene is honored during the Methods Church anniversary events. The program includes a sermon by J Prom and choir performances, with fundraising reports to aid the Trovit Fund and details on meetings at the Friary Arthur Lodge and Ft. Marys KO Church.
A local arts group announces a charity event at Queen's Theatre featuring a social dance night. The committee invites public support, explains ticket proceeds will fund ongoing programs, and outlines arrival details and refreshments.
The text discusses various patent claims about medical products and devices, noting skepticism about efficacy. It cites a court ruling in Melbourne as supporting a favorable conclusion, mentions dental and antiseptic items, and references individuals and locations such as Auckland and J. Hop.
A garbled narrative hints at a murder plot and strange shopfront clues in a small locale. Characters named Vineet and Peoria surface amid disjointed phrases, suggesting a noir style mystery threaded through unusual, fractured prose.
Fragmented OCR text describes a late evening session with mentions of officials and a secretary, referencing a wartime or postwar government meeting. Names like Mr. Mather and Mr. Liew appear amid garbled phrases about repatriation, expenditures, and proceedings. The passage emphasizes attendance, communications, and the secretary’s report, with no clear final outcomes.
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