Entertainments note from Columbia on latest break neck romance
A radio and modern broadcasting scene highlights a claimed heart warming romance in Columbia's latest laugh satire. The piece showcases performers Grey Den Dailey and Bittle Burke in scenes of comic dialogue and dramatic moments amid talk of entertainment and public interest.
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Enemy Mies
Columbia
Meleo-Galdwye
Maye
Taloe Sowa
Frank Monga
Grey den Dailey
Bittle Burke
Rite
Wernaa
Aquatic Palais Schedules Old Time Dancing and Social
The Aquatic Dance Palais will host popular old-time dancing on Thursday with journeys from early times. A winter event named Winter Revel features 30 to 80 dancers and a musical program. Proceeds aid the VDC with hot coffee and biscuits available on the premises.
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Dunet Palais
Goakiall
Ravelioy
Ional
Marion Tenkine
Herserton School of Arts Annual Meeting Notes
Report from Herserton School of Arts annual meeting held in Merrerton. Dignitaries included Mead D. Syme presiding with Francs Furlora Percival Moses Duncan Arwstrona Lehmiant Perkins and Meal Pet ter. Treasurers, auditors and committee members discussed accounts, bank balances, insurance, subscriptions, and library purchases.
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Merrerton
Mead D. Syme
Percival
Moses Duncan
Arwstrona
Lehmiant Perkins
Meal Petter
Hood
Cane
France
G Gordon
Sra Buewiegham
Tre Bridge
Anes Ewa IC
Life and Employees Insurance
Fehl
Dane Eiarze
Nortige
Bateery Wa Eerretares
Setal
ESN
Wnteresty Weimlat Balanen
Nandial Tenant Aid Pilanet
Duncan
British Invention Dehydration Process Revealed
A British invention allows dehydration of vegetables and fruit at about 40 tons per day in a Fest Anglian factory. Carrot, cabbage, onion, parsnip, and mint dehydration experiments are underway using the new process to preserve produce and extend shelf life.
Trinidad Sunk by Admiralty Report
Australian Associated Press reports from London that the courier Trinidad has been sunk by enemy action. Casualties unknown as of the Admiralty statement.
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London
Admiralty
Trinidad
Pale Cold and Miserable Folklore Fragment Recorded
Fragmentary OCR text describes a bleak mood with unclear names and phrases. Mentions a pale cold setting and a hint of a social or communal event. Narrative remains garbled but conveys hardship and dissatisfaction.
Birthday greetings amid changes reshaping life and war
The text reflects on rapid societal and generational shifts caused by war and disaster. It contrasts youth and elderly responses, notes the enduring bonds of family, and hints at upheaval altering daily life, with a focus on emotional impact rather than precise events.
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Gut Alin
Micab Nana
Santo
Han Men)" Family Circles Deere Fuer
Vilesiiuns
Burke
Aricken
British ATS Girls in Action Against German Night Raiders
Fragmentary war feature highlights British ATS personnel engaging German night raiders. Includes reflective commentary on change endurance and the enduring quest for righteousness amid conflict, with references to classic writings and resilience. The readable text blends wartime action with moral reflections on change and fate.
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A.T.S
Dictators and politics and new word quirks in history
The text surveys dictators and democracy with secret ballots, names various rulers and theories. It notes modern word formations like selumphobia and entomalology, and hints at misreadings in etymology. Answers appear on the last page.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
Thomas Cromwell
England
United States
Denmark
Australia
Benz
Todays Recipe Vom Fritters From The Kitchen
A rough OCR recipe for fritters lists ingredients such as fish small wash three eggs flour salt and pepper minced parsley and onions. It instructs frying the mixture and mentions beating yolks and folding in beaten whites with seasonings.
Official Visit Details Incomplete Report On Presidents Stay
Fragments describe Roosevelt's White House stay, with mentions of Juncheon Gusia and Lady Halifax accompanying the Duke and Duchess of Winder. The text is fragmentary and lacks full context or dates, but indicates an official visit and presidential hosting at the White House.
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Juncheon
Gusia
Rooeevelt
White Hou
Aznall
Lady Halifax
God’ Duchess of Winder
Government Takes Over Second Colliery Concept
British news item notes Australian Associated Press report that the government has assumed control of a second colliery concept. Source text incomplete. details unclear but signals nationalized mining policy action and ongoing debate in government circles.
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London
Oni Cotter
Saigueeds
Sato Imu Bo
Mareeba Notes Retained as Community Update in North Queensland
The Mareeba notes report local focus on the Beis Association matters and Growers' notices under the Order-it-Council. It records Patriotically minded society actions, sewing afternoons, and charitable parcels, highlighting civic generosity and ongoing community programs in Mareeba, North Queensland.
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Adyiing
Pica
Growery
Mot Adylang
Pee Soming
Atention i Nowy
Pra
Patriotic Society
Town and Country notes from Cairns to Brisbane
Townsville and Brisbane themed items list personnel returning from leave. Sergeant D Reilly returns to Brisbane by train after leave, accompanied by Netty at the VAD in Townsville. Lance Corporal A H Moore also returns south after a few days with family at Oak Forest, amid a mention of the annual State Congress.
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Toibert
Cairns
Walaes
D. Reilly
Brisbane
Deine Fm
Netty
Townsvile
Mdriter
Anderson
Martenstree
A. H Moone
D. Mitchell
Canadian Discoverer 1 Reunites With Mother After 20 Years
Private Alfred Baker of Sudbury on leave in England was sent to find his sister and mother. In a hospital at Watford a porter recognized a photo of his mother, leading to a reunion. Baker had left Canada for service years earlier and had learned his mother had moved to Lamon.
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Cawin Alfred Baker
Sudbury
Sweete
Im. Baker
Cynaratram
England
Kin Jsutter
Hospital
Watford
Anne Lthy
anne lthy hospital_ workers, | ‘Mrs. Baker
Iter
Lamon
Norwegian Workers to be Transferred for German Armament Work
A report from London quotes the Norwegian Government stating that Norwegian workers will be compulsorily moved from industry and trades to armament and defence projects under German control. The minister notes workers may be sent within or outside Norway and must be ready to depart.
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Tomnigier
Lady Scarface” Anderson
Frans Neal
Tom
Guna
Entertainments
Prince Thestre
Crossland Motors
Autmonised
Ford Dealers
Cairns and District
Hutton
Cissen
Citiren
Merenguh
Dave Thas
AMP
Society
Australam Mutual Provirent Society
Empr
Coe
Ouemaiad Boot
Hamape
Mareeriche
W.& Hunter
Duntict
CIA
RLM
adeAuhife
Atherton
Tedustrial
D. G. Synnott
Dance Palais
Herserton School OF Arts
Ehdert
Fecorpis
Eddie
Mona
Witcomdt
Dymici
Wwe
Morea
Buckingham
Betire
Fee
Percy
Stove
Tyme
Perry
Syme
Miro Perry
Glen Purling
Eyme
Mood
G Gordanne
Petter
Iit
AMS
Australian Associated Press
Zhanges
Waiens
Jae
Jonace Uulerg
Ure
Urepat
Theodiary Paehel
Jesper
Ieee
Boise
Britem
Britain
ATS
T.S
Commonwealth Department of Information
Waneovgtos
Auatration
British Colliery
Mareeba
Bowes
Rambery Baila Huta, Mi
Hela Lana Aigl
North Queensland
Beis Avsociation, Ltd
Mareeb
Borie
Wade
Peace
Elena
Patrotie
Hoa Ae Rae
Lee Ae
Sgbuog
Alan
Hilda
St George’s Mall
Wes Hob
Cedric Davies
R. H. Kelly
Abbott-Street
Town and Country
Ribator
Toeartteen
West Germany
To-Wight
Morgan
Hullabaloo
Newaree
Cosine Linh
Hobet
Marvel Sulleeam
ACA
Dax
Pamaiscron
The
Sisters of the Sacred Adve
Boye House Js
Bucy Bam
Lux Toulet
Ay Musgard
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