Fragmentary 19th Century Notice From Sydney
A jagged OCR snippet mentions December 14 and a Commonwealth event at night near the rocks. It notes one person named Daan Bay and a subject to be examined today.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
7
A jagged OCR snippet mentions December 14 and a Commonwealth event at night near the rocks. It notes one person named Daan Bay and a subject to be examined today.
Fragmented ad copy warns of a supposed product Gruen ti ao causing bowel, liver, and kidney damage while offering health claims. The text blends medical scare language with disjointed phrases about daily bowel movements and general ailments to lure readers into buying a remedy.
Brisbane police raided a wharf laborers’ picking-up shed where a game of Troy was underway. Eleven men were charged in court for common gaming. two with prior convictions fined 43, others fined 2 with seven days default. Reports speak of a violent scene with hoot guns and knives used at times. a man previously died from injuries at that place.
The court maintained conviction under collective responsibility for the men involved in an armed movement, noting no evidence showing how each individual participated in the murders, despite collective acts leading to the killings.
A fragmented notice from Enwbene dated December 14 describes a dairy produce store and inspections. The readable text mentions cheese products and some officers planning an inspection, but many words are garbled. Strong entities are sparse due to the damage.
Fragmentary ad copy asserts Dr Sheldon’s pills are good for men and women. The garbled text mentions health claims and an instruction to obtain the product, with unclear provenance and no verifiable details.
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