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A jumble of nonsensical OCR text mentioning fountain pens and various garbled phrases. No coherent events or names form a readable news item.
11 Dec 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
1
A jumble of nonsensical OCR text mentioning fountain pens and various garbled phrases. No coherent events or names form a readable news item.
A fragmented list of cosmetic powders perfumes and fragrances with prices and brand names such as Cadhisore Bonqune Morning’s Page Wonder Kadhlleen Court and Casamere Bouquet. The ad mentions roses lavender water and various powders and waters with varied prices.
A fragment listing assorted goods with prices including baskets blades and autograph stationery. Items cited include blowers caskets straw tans and gifts, with multiple price figures such as 7/6 10/8 18/4 and 2/9 3/6 3/11 4/0. The note resembles a shop ledger or advertisement from a historical catalog.
Fragments describe holiday layaway and assorted gift items such as metal spin trays and bead sets. The text mentions cash terms and various product lines though many words are garbled.
Fragmented OCR style listing multiple odd codes and product mentions. The text references boxes, garments, names, routes, and numeric codes but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a standard news item.
In Melbourne a Bread price war erupts as bakers oppose a flour tax rise. Shoppers report shopkeepers advertising bread at new prices while several shopkeepers claim master bakers seek higher profits through increased costs. Officials warn against anti-competitive practices as the dispute unfolds across stores citywide.
Canberra reports Prime Minister Lyons rebutting Western Australian and other claims of a 2,000,000 surplus and outlining government outlook for the year. Lyons calls alleged overstatements about overseas balances misleading and cites possible deficits of 1,200,000 to 2,100,000 plus plans to raise 217000000 for unemployment relief.
An incident at Milson's Point reports Mr A McDonald narrowly escaping injury when lightning struck a vehicle. The front window and rear ventrim parts were damaged, but no serious harm occurred as bystanders assisted and the vehicle sustained minor damage.
A Saturday afternoon raid in Goldnterriee, Padé diustin, ended with tensions as police confronted a hostile mob. Officers fired warning shots and others were arrested after a chaotic standoff with improvised weapons and shouting.
Sydney dispatch reports Australia plans a new diplomatic mission to Japan with a selected trade commission. The announcement includes appointing key members to the commission and outlining reference terms, aiming to shape postwar trade relations and explore market access.
Three young girls Margaret Dikety Dowthy from Wood? and Joyce Jammy Upper Paddington were reported missing with unsuccessful police search. Residents described sightings and families listed sponsors and guardians. authorities urged calm while investigating a possible abduction.
A 20 year old man, Harry Shelton, dies after a street accident on Viehey Street when a structure or vehicle collapses. A second victim, unnamed, is also among the injured as authorities investigate the events surrounding the collapse near Bonetbe Road.
In Bribbane Sundiy Worle a new hospital building for Found unity began with an initial investment of
An OCR fragment discusses adult wages, a government inquiry, and a postal depots program. It references a 40 young mowers and payments of 22,000, with mentions of improvements to work conditions and eligibility rules, but many words are garbled.
In London a debate centers on the appointment and retirement of the Agent General. Premier and government representatives signal possible changes while considering broader policy implications. A separate note mentions an estate sale valued at 190,700 in London.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a London exhibit on aeronautics with a 25 mile altitude aim and experimental craft. Separate lines mention a government defeat in a parliamentary vote and a socialite abstaining from voting, suggesting a mixed, error-filled report of aviation and political events.
Reported proposals in the Chinese government to adjust duties and duties on flour and related commodities are under active review. The Bureau of Trade indicated potential changes with shifts in revenue and control measures, while observers await formal decisions and implementation timelines.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions SJOHNSONS and tied words like Sard Hell and WoW with stray numerals. Main readable idea centers on a named group or product, but content is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Readable fragments describe glassware sets and vases with embellishments and pricing. Mentions items like bottles with toppers and specific shapes. Notes some quantity or sale references and a rough price drift.
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