05 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR listing embroidered lawn handkerchiefs and linen items with prices in shillings and pence. Mentions varieties such as box sets, fine lawn, doyen and linen guipure lace, with multiple price points including 4/0 6/0 7/5 18/8 and 16/6. Also references colored corners and box quantities.
A fragmented textile advertisement listsGU I P U R E lace items CO T AT RED lawn bandeeras and embroidered corners with alt terms. It notes prices and sizes such as 4/0 1/6 1/0 043 2/6 and mentions pure linen hand embroideries, colored orders, and special value lawn hand rowers in a busy catalog-like layout.
An OCR style catalog fragment details various gloves with color options like Beige Grey Black and pastels. It mentions packaging, price per piece, sizes, and notes on different brands and styles including gauntlet and liner variations.
London reports continued anxiety over King George's health as bulletins show some slight improvement yet emphasize oxygen as a safeguard. Medical commentary notes cautious progress and warns that breathing may still be precarious, while public briefings highlight national concern and royal household activity surrounding the palace.
Disjointed report covers a bombing incident with charges against a suspect for November 11, a murder attempt at 180 Lunallowtiock, and a high profile court saga. It mentions Royal police figures, a Greek link, and a December 10 city court appearance. An urgent government measure on explosives regulation is also noted with penalties proposed.
Reports say several bodies were recovered Sunday near Howkeburt after a drowning incident in a pond. Names mentioned include Miss Giny Irvine and Miss Eegedlyon Crolan among others, with a rough weight of about 8000 pounds stated in brief notes. Local ceremonial notices and royal travel movements also appear in the same item, reflecting a mixed wire service digest from London.
A garbled 19th century discussion on a Texas to Inglewood line. Officials weigh railway rights, river impact, and economic benefits, with a focus on agricultural transport, regional development, and parliamentary approval prospects.
Fragmented transcription shows a muddled report on a political party realignment and leadership changes. It references ministers, ministry shifts, and potential consequences for a governing coalition, with mentions of Bruce and Thompson amid calls for reorganization and possible resignations.
The Daily Express reports heated viewpoints over the Sydney Test tactics and leadership. Critics like Warner and Chapman are cited as arguing for stronger batting and fielding strategies to avoid a repeat of past missteps. The piece notes a public mood demanding decisive action and stronger unity from Australian players.
Professor Yaknaney Bukit of Copentagen led a Delft Bay expedition crew in a voyage to the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. The team documented marine life during two weeks at sea and planned a future research stint in Avetalin waters before resuming explorations in the Teilan ceony, Hed Buy, and Mediterraneans.
Fragmentary bid notes list names such as Mor 207 a4 aye Gata Firat and Bywiveloy with references to tickets and prices around 14 400. Mentions Bristione and WALI exchanges, and a sequence of buyers including B Aielay Enab Mulelayl Move Sauth and Sydwulls. Context suggests a local trade or auction listing with oblique identifiers and scattered figures.
A garbled OCR style ad lists various sunglasses and hats with color options like Red Navy Orange and Green. Features price markers such as 10/5 6/4 5/1 and styles described as CHUBBY SUNGLADES with decorative borders and child friendly designs. Includes references to ladies belts and patterned frames, all presented in a jittery catalog tone.
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