Joy-Bringers Australian Factories Face Heavy Debate
Joy-bringers Australian factories are claimed to raise national wealth by adding value through processing and boosting production. Critics argue the data are unreliable while figures show mixed growth in output and jobs, with controversy over protection and government support for labor and industry.
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Nemes Pould
Juvenile Crime and Justice Minister Address Crisis
The Minister of Justice in New Brunswick speaks on juvenile crime and the rise in street disorder. He outlines new measures aimed at reducing violence and preventing youth involvement, urging community and police cooperation to curb a perceived surge in delinquency.
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South Africa Wool Market Struggles With Scarcity and Cheap Imports
South Africa faces dwindling wool supplies as 1935 output fell from recent highs and growth months shrink. Officials warn that cheaper imported clip may undercut local producers, with concerns over long-term profitability and sheep-shearing systems amid rising costs and limited prospects for recovery.
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Quilpie and Adavale Hospital Board Minutes Record Expenditure
The Quilpie and Adavale Hospitals Board met on July 2 in the Council Office. Attendance included G. J. Lewis as chair and other members. A financial statement showed June balances and payments, with small remittances to Quilpie and Adavale, and decisions on newspapers, tenders, staff allowances, and the August meeting agenda.
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J. I Mobinson
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J. Brewne
HL Wade
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Adayale Progress Association
T. Howe
Warrisiman
le R. McMamax
Department of Heal Mom Affairs
Collie
Adavale
Quilpie
Warrego Moters
Matly
G. Herriman
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Thebrary
Trellix
Air
H. Emanuel Temdered
Adayale
Queensland Newspaper Co
Charleville Times
Quilpie Hospital
Mc Mathers
Domars
Lea Este Chala
Timate
Quilphe Hospital
Masafers
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Mares Quarters
Central
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Merriman
Garacy
Blntor
Heenzo Cough Remedy Spurs Colts 2-Saves Es Feature
Fragmented OCR text references a cough remedy product and mentions Colts and saves. The readable portions are garbled with multiple typos and lack coherent events or dates to form a clear news item. The best available takeaway notes a product claim linked to coughing relief and possible sports team mentions.
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Fragmented note on military history and royal events in Canada
Fragmented OCR text discusses Australian and Canadian military topics, a forthcoming book price, and references to wartime figures. It mentions the Canadian Expeditionary Force and a royal coronation context, with scattered notes about training, veterans, and a visit to Ottawa. The tone resembles a wartime or historical feature with mixed names and events.
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Sonat Am
Whales and the Miss Champion at Melbourne Meeting
The article discusses Miss Champion of Prince Edward Island studying whaling topics in Australia and New Zealand. She plans to travel by ship with the Australian Xe Zarak Passengers Conference to advance her thesis on whale decimation and related topics at the University of Salve Tok Fey Mant es.
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Veteran war story echoes amid desert journeys
A veteran recounts long ago campaigns in the Near East while recalling a wartime ally in Baghdad and Beirut. He describes a caravan trek toward the Mediterranean with camels and officials noting Arab rises and British control, reflecting on fate after war.
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