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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
5
Broad, unclear prose describes a dubious tincture as invaluable for cleansing and treatment. It cites intercession, purification, and mixing instructions with solutions, claiming usefulness for a broad range of ailments. No verifiable authority or practical safety guidance is provided.
An eclectic fragment describes a June scene in Australia with sunshine and farming life. It mentions a meeting at Armoring-Witee and Home Land, a Decree Reel about costs, a magazine serial, a pilot’s agreement, and a kingfisher voyage that ends with scattering the maha at sea.
A garbled wartime document warns about lactation and meat production, detailing mineral requirements, salts, and phosphate supplies. It mentions allergen scores, rapid tissue loss, and protective fallout while stressing stock sufficiency and the dangers of improper feeding. The piece reads as a cautionary note on rationing and agricultural practices amid crisis.
A garbled wartime notice references medals, petitions, and a Queenstown Digest inquiry. It mentions the War Medal, Australian connections, and requests for information via Shake Secretary MSS LA Brisbane, with unclear details about deceased or blind soldiers and survivor support.
A 12 year old boy named Harold Daviau died last week after a faulty track sheet caused a fall near the peak of a hill. The incident involved a car coming from Laue Jon and was reported by dairy officials and delegates at a conference. The Australiana Journal issue mentions a picture story competition with a £30 prize and notes improving quality and variety in Australian and New Zealand literature.
A fragmented report from Brewarrina mentions Mewars William Gall and others guiding horses from Mundies station toward Gib tm. The journey, described as a three day trek, notes a toll and rough conditions with efforts from Brewarrtas and Avton shorten aid.
An unclear report describes a chaotic scene in Lubin where a supposed incident drew police and civilian involvement. Watchful residents reported a search for a missing figure, with shaky details about suspects, a car, and a funeral timing mentioned amid confusion.
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