Palace Theatre Offers Stag Laure Show and Gans Stunt
The Palace Theatre presents a variety act lineup headlined by Stag Laure and the Great Gans. Dick Wilson stars in a comedy with Ollie and other performers, delivering a lively evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Saan Attraceiun
Laure
Dom Uw
Foray
Great Gans
Tate
Ollie
Thele
Dick Wrisun
Bhosle
Tun
Kalevi MacDonali
Fragmented OCR notes on a public meeting and voting
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions Ace Theatre, crime, witnesses, and voting themes. It references people like Sade Se and Seana, with scattered terms about a court, coercion, and a public sale. The readable bits point to a local civic session and possible election matters without clear specifics.
Cairns Egg Producers Parliament History Fragment
A garbled report references Cairns egg producers and farming, mentioning weathering, poultry, and a mid- to late 20th century context. It hints at governance, industry discussions, and broad agricultural themes with unclear dates and names. The readable text centers on poultry farming and associated regional notes.
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Bioseleer Ly
Eschel
Burt Torr
Welcome Home Welcome Notes From South Johnstone
South Johnstone notes describe a homecoming scene with local residents and visitors from overseas. The event includes speeches, greetings, and thanks to returning men, with references to community figures such as Faulkner and Hobbs, and mentions of military men and local celebration.
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Dante South Johnstone
Pune
Welcomme
Mersur
Hunay
Mareten
J Furner
Racenbingeh
Visting
Sue Sieatieee
Pepaguter
Mtr
Ok Hobbs
Meiner
ATE
Tenn
Nhe
Sierra Erenter Hatashipe
Tome
Sinh
Ortanime Seinenes
Creamy Eons Sutter Cup Spoon Oalt And Add
Recipe fragment describes alternating additions of milk with a cup sugar and steps toward a smooth batter. It mentions baking and tea but provides unclear amounts and order, lacking complete method and ingredients for a coherent instruction.
Walden Chair Debate Sparks Thoreau Reflections
In a fragmentary excerpt, Joel Disher discusses Noah Webster and Thoreau on chairs, solitude, and society. The dialogue riffs on three chairs representing solitude, friendship, and sociability, citing Walden and Goldilocks as analogies while pondering balance, vocation, and the ideal seat. The piece blends literary allusion with a Medley of reminiscence and critique.
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Noah Webster
Chase
Walden
St Walden
Webster
Wwe
Erie
Rumiteant
Eant
Trendeou
Thoreau
Goldilocks
el Society
Lane Maris Pete
Agai
Irieri
Amaliy
Kerik
Japan
Birthday greetings from the Home Circle notice
A garbled birthday tribute page lists greetings for members with mismatched names and phrases such as Crocus Queen of the Vikl ers and Silver joven Hewat. The text is fragmentary and includes playful salutations and informal wishes in a dated social column style.
Todays Recipe Fish Salad
Recipe notes describe a fish salad method using flaky fish and vegetables. Ingredients include oil vinegar sugar celery lettuce and mayonnaise. The instructions mention chilling the dish and serving with chopped celery and lettuce leaves for a cold salad.
Word Puzzle Language Quiz From A Vintage Page
A scrambled quiz asks about cheer phrases across nations and details about loofahs flowers and senior army regiments. It mentions Sir Samm Hoare a former British cabinet member and a House of Lords member in retirement, with answers on the last page.
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Royal Horse Guards
Samm Hoare
House of Lord
Ambanedle
Sean
Mobile units of Parsons plan postwar church outreach
The church of England outlines mobile units to cover new and extended parishes as part of postwar outreach. Teams on motor cycles will visit rural districts to attract worshippers and reestablish church presence, facing resistance from some men to take on leadership.
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Ehuren
England
Parsons
Old Clothes Advice From England Sparks Debate
A shuffled, fragmentary clipping discusses dress and writing style in England. It warns against dull letters and urges careful personal presentation, noting wartime shifts in fashion and salons while stressing practical, polished communication.
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Admiralty
Town and Country Note Includes Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR item referencing Mrs D Crowley and companionship with Mus M me yesterday and names Mareeba and Millsa bass. No clear event or date available.
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Mra
D. Crowley
Mareeba
Millsa
Convale Personal Train Movements Report
Mr. Griffin of Gratin Beauhers left by Tuesday's train en route south with AMLF contingent. C Barnett of Harris and Sons also departed by train for Rockhampton due to family medical needs. Private D Relif, Private Alley, and Private D Brown returned south after visiting families and hospital.
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Grifin
Gratin Beauhers
C. Barnett
Harris and Sons
South
AMLF
Oreak
Rockhampton
Far & Fe
Nospial
M. Kinewern
D. Relif
D- Fallon
Nis
Ey Saini
Alley
Thesdas
Reo
D Brown
Atherton charity event and volunteer farewell held
The Atherton community hosted a charity evening to raise funds for local causes totaling about £35 for the Tuna benefit. Highlights included dances, Girl Guides activities, and a Woman’s Guild gathering. Trevor Brog was farewelled from the Shire of Atherton, with remarks on loyalty to the country and best wishes for future work.
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Aymerton
Atherh
Avis Atherman Biday Club
Ucluaing Dona
Yungabuern
Girl Guides
Tobin Si Mern
Girl Guild
Fbf
Suivertivements
Shire of Atherton Barrintie Society
Trevor Brog
Yistat
Bane
Walmiy
Dre Quettines
BM Las Ag
Bank
Awil
Nivnicy
Abe Cole
Suir Criope
W Mirra
Hve
Bint
Save
Homage to England in a Fragmented Verse Note
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions the phrase Oh England and references Max Welsh, State School, and Lake Mary. It presents poetic lines with archaic diction and garbled names, lacking clear event or date context but signaling a commemorative or tribute tone.
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England
Max Welsh
Lake Marnae
Poinsettias as Rubber Substitute Explored in Early News
The article reports hopes that poinsettias might yield rubber substitute material amid wartime shortages. It notes interest in Australia and Wales, mentions Henry Ford as an early proponent, and references Japanese Malaya occupation boosting rubber substitute research. It cites a U.S. chemist claiming an acre of poinsettias could produce significant rubber substitute material.
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Upevurland
Newswarn
Wales
Austalia
Henry ‘Ford
Malaya
United States
Australian Rubber Pioneers Eye Poinsettia Plant as Rubber Source
AUSTRALIAN TEST reports Welbourne manufacturers and A C Charlesworth of the Commonwealth Rubber Company proposing research into the poinsettia as a rubber source. They urge the Supply and Health departments to form a committee of rubber engineers and chemists to explore quick treatment plants and potential cultivation in Victoria and South Australia. Charlesworth notes many plants could yield rubber and cites skeleton weed experiments as a related but uncertain precedent.
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Welbourne Manufainers
Asleen
Uusearch
A. Charlesworth
Conjuonwealth Rubber Fane
Hadesmirsii
Charlesworth
Australia
Russia
New South Wales
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Oliver Tsm
Great Guns
West Point
Sun Valley
Jene Payne
Sonia Henie
Seelie
Thaeild Norn
Sir John Boyd Orr
Clotrtes
Tory
Cairns
Northern Builders’ Supplies
SULE
Fantigen
Boing Samat Peete Seana
Acral Aeons
Ace Theatre
Renwi
Batty Banwe Pains
Bary
Annene
Sevan
Montio
South Johnstone
Remsns
Anit Nee Cates
Thioveereron
Soma
Pete Yin
Cassian Hs Shouhts Afar
Sappho
Slabstone
Florentine
Mae Reid
Leo
Joel Disher
Pirerrers
NEW Church
Plas
Fighting Parkons
Eomund
YOO UE
Town and Country
Sconvale
Atherton
REP
Atherton Marren
Tortemanth
Herterton
Reesunal
Nurnews
Aker
Mr Wetasa
Wooeinig Sutton
Wunel
M. Naser
Turon Valley
Cornrrea
Stivena
Art Stevens
Sauehter
Jane
Avetralagine
Aid
Gardenvale
Poinlay Ein AkNerEon
Ogvid
Piinninrie
Gyr Sid Esie Lai
NU Badhiry
Athena
Curie Spartan
Pimciaine
Cole Pote
Ruth G Oeynal
Wietney
Barth
Freshwater
Humphrey Booart
Tda Lupino
Vera Vate
Alai
Walt Disney Colour Cartoon
Alice Faye
Jack Qakic
John Payne
Cesar Romero
Poinsettias
Charles Boyer
Margaret Sullivan
Back Street
Pusaten Fox Australian News
Rex “Ban
Spencer Tracey
Mickey Rosner
To-Morrow—Plaza
Uren
Gere Erronn
Slonen
Eulia
Atari
de Witts
Canary
RH Kelly
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