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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
5
Readable remnants show a list of fabric and garment prices including coloured linen, voile, silk, cotton bloomers, and lamination items. Entries reference per yard or per pair pricing with vague quality notes and several garbled product names. Names and exact prices are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a marketplace listing for fabrics and garments.
The listing details men s garments and fabrics with prices across items like wool flannel trousers cotton tweed and navy twill suits. It notes specific prices per item or pair including 2 6 to 4 7 per pair and 3 11 per pair with various fabrics and styles labeled in an old fashioned catalog style.
A fragmented report describes dangerous conditions on Inland Sea with rising waves and strong currents. Observers note deep water, needed footing, and a night watch at a pavilion tracking the peril while authorities prepare to respond.
A provisional Eastern trade commission proposes steps to boost export flow to the East, forming a committee to work with the government. The aim is to expand Ausbrating shipping links with Batavia and Shanghai and promote a wider commercial exchange.
A British couple wed after forty years together as the Prince of Wales planned his marriage to a 20 year old bride. Edward Vito, owner and farmer on the Prime’s senate, faced a sudden twist as the tale unfolded amid public interest and shifting societal expectations.
Fragmentary text promotes a cosmetic powder featuring Feeneh and Okurmosan claims. It touts a universal language of beauty, suggesting the powder makes users look younger and more attractive. The passage mixes garbled phrases with boastful descriptors.
A brief note describes Charmosan Face Powder and its display in stores with a large box labeled Everywhere. The description mentions a roe pauitien term, suggesting a foreign or misread ingredient label.
A disjointed report describes a Slade School event with a night gathering, a dinner by the council, speeches by local officials, and thanks. Notable participants include master and teachers, the headmaster, and guests like J. B. Rowland. The evening featured a display in the gymnasium and a concluding reception.
A mangled OCR passage discusses a political debate about postwar control and harmony. It references the majority’s interpretation, doubts about honesty, and hopes for a successful outcome while noting some questions about responsibility and aims.
A fragmented entertainment column hints at a somber matinee and a forthcoming production. It names a female lead and references adaptation from a renowned author, with mentions of a director and cast in a tentative, overheard tone.
A garbled health passage discusses liver function and potential interference from imagined factors. It mentions digestion, appetite, and headaches in a disorganized, mistranscribed style with stray references to organs, attacks, and vague remedies. The text ends with an unclear tease about pinkettes keeping something wet.
A police union secretary was exonerated after an executive meeting found no warrant for further action. The government inquiry described the allegations as unsupported and the union official cleared of charges related to misconduct.
A garbled but tense report recounts a regional dispute labeled In Balance Vondon. It references a December adaptation, county matters, and a conflict involving figures named Avatrasiana and Gliticon. A wall and a questionable reply appear central as players and officials clash over authority and plan before a departure from a distant orbit.
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple names and terms such as Millets Sudan Muygirhin Gay and Tavyrir hin Early with unfamiliar spellings. It mentions entities like Seed Corited aul Vetlqy BO and Star Tas tog along with various odd product terms and potential references to vendors or merchants, but no coherent event or clear context emerges.
A garbled advertisement enumerates numerous holiday deals including boxes of perfume, soaps, gaskets, boxed tools, kitchenware, and decorative sets. The misspelled text lists various product names and prices such as special boxes, gift items, and apparel, implying a broad seasonal sale with multiple categories.
A garbled OCR note from Sydney reports a £10,000 claim connected to a court or legal matter. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment mentions a judge or jury and a person associated with an alleged offense. The text is damaged and difficult to interpret.
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