Queensland Woollen Manufacturing Company Ad
Readable text shows an advertisement for the Queensland Woollen Manufacturing Company, East Street Ipswich, claiming manufacture of genuine wool goods. It highlights flannels serges worsteds and tweeds, shirts from the famous flannel and proud tweeds, with Ipswich over WW branding and a company monogram on shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreet
Powicn
Piers
Ipswich
Queensland Woollex Manufacturing Company
East-street
Pewich
Fragmented Moon Calendar and Wartime Echoes
The fragment references lunar phases including last and first quarters and dates in September, then shifts to phrases praising home of the brave and the free and Allied support for Britain. It ends with a stray whisky brand reference and wartime sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitamala
Ectan
Brave and
Free
Great Britain
Gilbey
There and Back Demonstration at Red Cross Studio
A Wednesday night event at Mr F Bennetts studio featured Dr Tyrie and Mr Bemmett showing Red Cross ladies how X rays reveal bones and soft tissue. The meeting praised Mr Bennett for his kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cental
F. Boumett
Mir. Bemmett
de. Tyrie
Redross
Red Cross
Wes Howe Bee
Mr. Bennett
Kimderss Wes
Fragmentary 1570 Event Involving Soden Army
A corrupted OCR passage mentions 1570 and a Soden army movement toward a heart or place, with unclear places and names. The readable terms imply a historical military action but specifics are not clear.
Unclear OCR Family Notice Honors Local Siblings
Fragmentary obituary style note thanks to Norse Gregory and Drs Clarke and Hows for care. Mentions a daughter of Mee Me Tyeret, years old with months and references Mr Hess Rew loomba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELF
Mr. Hess Rew
Loomba
Norse Gregory
Drs. Clarke
Hows
The Post Thursday September 1 114 5
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead style entry with date and edition of The Post. No readable article content or events are preserved to summarize.
The German Nation as Savage Relation to World War I
The writer argues Germans bear collective guilt for wartime atrocities in Belgium and elsewhere. He condemns German rulers and people, calling them savage and enslaved by their leaders and ideology, while urging reflection and restraint from allies. The piece links German brutality to national culture and warns doom for those who defend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imio
Belgium
Britain
No clear headline from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary text discusses German behavior and anti Semitic imagery, referencing British, German and French perspectives. It cites war, empire, and contempt for Hebrews, with a claim about shaping public opinion and moral judgment across generations. The excerpt notes pain and suffering tied to empire and conflict.
Fragmentary wartime speech mocks German peace overtures
A garbled excerpt ridicules German offers for peace and recalls past deception in the war. The speaker mentions a tonic and liver oil product as superior to crude remedies, then speaks of becoming an orphan and needing blood for a procedure. The legible text mixes propaganda with product praise.
Prince of Peace and Kaiser in a Imagined Trade Teaser
An abstract snippet imagines a negotiation between a prince and a Kaiser over a car and price. The fragment hints at a speculative exchange and economic themes without clear context or outcomes.
Cairns Theatre Catalogs Pest of Mining Men and Local Comedy
The Cairns Theatre showcases Pest of Mining Men as the main act and a comedy featuring Benson Tusmins and Willias. Mr Williams Meyers Timins and McParland perform in the same show amid upcoming Song contest entries. The period notes a chartered trip for Mr Pollmor and plans for a prize song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Tusmins
Willias
Davor
Mr. Williams
Meyers
Timins
McParland
Metomd
Whiel
Mr. Booms
Norid
Mr. Pollmor
The Northern Herald Portraits by Senta et Babine Artes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe portraits and performers including Mine Male Vine and Mr Morahan. The text references artistic power and a Cairns auditorium, indicating a cultural page entry on portraits and performances in a Northern Herald issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senta Et Babine
Vine
Morahan
Palace Theatre Presents Outwitted by The Woman's Oath
The Nordisk Co producers showcase a world famous feature drama with brutal treatment of women as the opening scene excites interest. It includes war scenes from Mexico and Franco, Vienna carnival, military recess at Sandown, an exciting steeplechase, and a wreck at best heed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaeet
Emi
Nordisk Co
Franco
Vienna
Sandown
Aquatic club race set for October with prizes
The Aquatic Club announces a rowing event on October 1 at 1 pm from BLP Co. wharf, circling the light and Inlet marks, with prizes for best and second crews. J Giorse is named judge or supervisor and motor launch will follow the race. Clubs and boats are urged to join and bring Buddies badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay
Bes
Budties of
Pommjibde
Premier Rejects Question on Resignation and Railway Bill
In Brisbaneik on September 23 the Premier answered no to whether a member of the Legislative Council forwarded his resignation to the competent authority, and the Railways Traction Bill moved through committee with reported progress. The Agricultural Bank Act Amendment Bill faced debate on clause 5 about advances. after a long discussion the clause was carried with changes to allow losses to be carried forward on renewal of leases. The House adjourned at 9.35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbaaek
Legislative Counc
Temure
Claus
Commercial Meeting Adourned for 6th Instant Brokers’ Outlook
Market observers report the commercial meeting adjourned to the 6th instant to allow Milbourne Adelaide and other representatives to attend. If sales resume, clients will be advised immediately of dates. The market is quiet with few inquiries for wool and limited activity as Continental buyers stay out. Competition will hinge on Great Britain America and Japan. Lively interest in the October level of London values influences future prospects.
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Milbournie
Adelaide
Tree Woo
Great Britain
America
Japan
Lpecies
London
Fenwick and Co. Market Report Amid Mixed Livestock Sales
The Fenwick and Co. market report records varied livestock activity with prime lambs and mutton showing some gains. Prime cattle and bulls sold to highs around £15 16s, with specific buyers named including Teitzel, J. Wockner, and J. Wipson, while lambs opened £1 higher and calves and vealers moved to lighter prices as sales progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick and Co
Salewnen
Brisbamne
Khimst
Shieo
Rime Shasp Fy
Medivan
T. Teitzel
Cunmingham
Hest Bul
L. N. Wockner
Exq
Mount View
Primaros
J. Waipson
Crosby
Coochin
Cotom
Vahns
Skins and Heids Market Report Confusing Sale Notes
A garbled market summary records limited buyer attendance and price movements. It notes buyers and sellers at last week's offers, mentions a heavy 68 price per unit, and references a fight or dispute affecting the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cersom
Eid
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Brisbane
Pert Watchmakers
HOCUS
North Oufrensland
Boland’s Grocery Department
Mayers’ Ltd
Ahbott
W. A. Collins
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Cama
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P. Pease
Dr. Stext
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Capmiat
Attott
Stand Weellen Aut Company
Littell
P.O. Box
Tod
Besmet
South
EAU DE Cologne
Ely
Caiina
Soden
St Ned Taben
Usconquerasse Busbia
Carlton Lager
Carlton Stout
the Post
Ambesedor
Jeskernies
Eer
Peace OF Pieces
Nyal
Prince OF Peace
Bers the Kaiser
Cairns Theatre
the Northern Herald
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Fubseture
J. Giloare
J. A. Boyd
Lake Street
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TAL
Chaves G. T. Murray, LD
Stock Market
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