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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
2
A dramatic scene unfolds around Prince Paul and the ailing Tsarevich as doctors race to stop bleeding linked to haemophilia. A crucial telegram from Paul sparks tense movement to the palace as Natasha and the Tsarina cling to hope.
A dramatic chamber scene unfolds as Empress mourns and Imperial tears mix with tense orders. The doctor from Vienna is summoned, and Natasha guides the exhausted Empress toward rest while tensions linger over the boy’s welfare and looming decisions.
Fragmentary notice recounts a Hawkesbury River family story with many names and ages. It lists Ralph and Sara Turwiall, their children and spouses, including Sarah Matihu and Patrick Daley, plus others, noting marriages and deaths across generations. The piece mentions Withertorce and Wilkeeforce and a long line of descendants.
The obituary notes the death of Carte a Philadelphia publisher who built a media empire. He led publications including the Philadelphia Ledger Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post. Beginning as a child seller he created profitable outlets and expanded into weekly papers and women’s pages. He helped found influential magazines and moved into major acquisitions shaping early 20th century publishing. The summary references his rise from selling papers to launching and running key titles and the growth of circulation and advertising revenue.
The scene opens with Charlie Wilson approaching Constable Fawkes' house in Woolloongabba Brisbane. The constable confronts him about prowling the outer area and Wilson claims he was merely seeking for mice or other pest life when questioned.
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