CHIP HEATERS FOR BATH ROOM COMFORT ON COOLDAYS
Advertises chip heaters that provide hot water quickly for bath rooms. Mentions Barnes' price including stand at 37 shillings and 6 pence.
30 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1929
Page
1
Advertises chip heaters that provide hot water quickly for bath rooms. Mentions Barnes' price including stand at 37 shillings and 6 pence.
Fragmentary ad style notice advertising house weather protection and a range of tools with prices listed from 88 to 24/5. Mentions teeth related items and saws with various pricing. Reliable details are limited due to garbled text.
A brief report notes no news on the Kookaburra reaching its destination while mentioning the Razor and a pea rifle were used in the incident. Authorities are investigating delays and evaluating related equipment. Local officials urge patience as details emerge.
A fragmented OCR text mentions workers and charges, with unclear names and places. It references protests, tension over prosecution, and unspecified events. The snippet lacks coherent facts, entities, and a clear narrative to identify a concrete news item.
A brief report notes that Senator Stoutny suffered a mild stroke during talks with Canberra officials. The condition is described as not serious, with travel plans and duties temporarily affected as medical monitoring continues.
An electrical incident at Sydney Station results in a fatal electrocution linked to a white swarm. Police and emergency services respond as investigators examine weather conditions and possible hazards near the platform. No further details on victims or exact time are available from the fragment.
A memorial ceremony in London remembered Austratian soldiers who died in battle. General Granville Hurley and others addressed the crowd as pain and pride marked the event. A crowd of volunteers and officials gathered at the Maretel hospital to honor fallen patriots.
A fragmented telegraph dispatch from Melbourne reports the Australian land party facing water scarcity and drought conditions. Members retreat to water holes as supplies run thin, with plans to report findings soon. The message notes a delayed return and ongoing logistical challenges amid rough weather.
An angry exchange occurred at a Lasbou County Council meeting where Secretary Gare criticized Judge Luin for a dispute over timber profits. Mr. Garden alleged errors in formal actions and urged a lawful approach while traders and merchants faced mistrust and calls for investigation into the timber market practices.
A fragmented report recalls a woods scene in SMAARBURG with Eva Bean and a Fingliah teacher. A young man and the “gun” trigger a Mayhem sequence as a fleeing figure is pursued by police. a bystander is raptured, and the story ends amid chaos and fear.
A London disaster recounts multiple injuries and fatalities after a wall collapse during a motorponch incident. Details describe victims, ongoing inquiries, and emergency responses near the scene with scattered witness accounts and casualty counts.
Fragmentary notice outlines scholarship examinations beginning in March with dates and procedures unclear due to garbled OCR. Key terms mention scholarships and a timetable though specifics are unreadable.
Irieh Gunrunner Doud Tord an Ronday Thie Hing appears in a fragmentary surrender list or editorial note, listing names and partial titles. The legibility is poor, with several garbled terms, but the piece references individuals connected to a nautical or enforcement context and a regional paper from an earlier era.
The Standay Chronicle outlines a pall of mystery surrounding the suspected poisoning death of Rustam Fruntica. It details alleged plans by Rustam’s friend to avenge another death, with court proceedings focusing on poison administration and the involvement of named parties such as Abeer and Romina.
A garbled report describes a governor led opening of an optometry conference focusing on high standards and the promotion of formal education. Attendees included presidents and delegates from New England and Australia discussing energy, innovation, and diagnostic methods amid a clinical program and public speeches.
A garish catalog entry outlines luxury winter coats with fur trims, velour, velvet imitations, and decorative belts. Descriptions name various fabrics, trims, and finishes including amethyst, brocade, and jeweled accents, with multiple price points and ornamental names.
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