Red Cross Convalescents Cared For At Chel-Dich
Red Cross convalescent home near Chel-Dich receives military patients returned from the war. Royal Automobile Club of Queensland members greet them with welcome from Lady Wilk Spreniton and Red Cross officials. Nurses and staff provide refreshments as the patients depart by Laurel Avenue, the building overlooking the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wily
Hume
Chel- Dich
Inane
Auverstand
Howe
Tus Pila
Royal Automobile
Queensland
Lady Wilk
Chek Muon
War era hospital ward plans outlined with donations
An article details specifications for a new dormitory and hospital wing funded by charity and local clubs. It notes room layouts including wards, bathrooms, ramps, and a matron's veranda, with donations from Brisbane Women's Club and other towns, plus Red Cross support. The piece emphasizes funding for the war effort and economy.
War Savings Certificates and War Loans Drive Intensified
The campaign to promote War Savings Certificates and advance subscriptions to future war loans is being intensified to enlist all citizens with spare funds. The Federal Treasurer estimated a defence loan need of £250 million for 1941-42, with taxation covering only part of the amount, making public investments in War Loans and War Savings Certificates essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoutha
Bert Noreweary
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Eirpetin
Econguniss
Unclear Text Excerpt on Danger and Knowledge
Fragmentary lines describe a dangerous ring and defenders who know only with fear. The text mentions danger, attackers, and a concept of "Uberettad Linke 7" in a cryptic context without clear events or identifiable entities.
Royal Petrol Ration Crisis Impacts Motor Trade
In this fragment the Royal-woe Club of Queensland is noted amid petrol rationing affecting motor interests. The passage suggests producers and dealers face shortages and policy pressures linked to defence needs, with mention of RAC appeals and broader supply concerns.
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Phelisers Vo
Ital Mableaacresiy
Royal \- woe Club of
Queensland
Joint Pain Relief Promise Promotes Home Cure
An advertisement touts DeWit's Pills as a cure for joint pain headaches and rheumatism. It claims the formula cleanses and strengthens the body and promises noticeable improvement within 24 hours at home. The copy urges readers to try the product for lasting relief.
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Paul Hy
Ready for war fuel crisis urged by RAC and USA patrols
Amid fuel shortages, RAC leaders urge preventive maintenance for all vehicles to keep transport ready. Officials stress regular checks on brakes, steering, radiator, battery, tires, and oil to avoid breakdowns as US warships approach and petrol rationing tightens.
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Danvers
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INE Red
Neil
Ander
Manny Buiding
Connie
Royal Australiayy Haily
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Brisbane Women’s Club
Townsville
Ingham
Queensland Ladies’ Golf Union
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Chelmer
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Aula
Governanma
Bon Credit
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WAR Finance
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Motoring
DeWitts
Hicher Oe
Finance Cones
Parwicka, Om
Ah Fiawhciat Mauers
Genernia Salva Tuna Iigininema Nat Bone
Ang Nxa
RAC
Sym
Mabiity
Navy
Tril
Jess Ukely
Len Hing
B A.C.Q
USA
Aunt Mary
Sydney
Tm eTus
Myiling Cusin
Allan
Tihey
Meppaat
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John Gunn
Mount
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Whyerd
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Tetron
Biti
Alf Wellington
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West
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Tam
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Holbrook
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Target
Jisherauuy's
Bonny Boy
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Fountain
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Dawn Persil
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