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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
2
Mr Boyd Bilkins attempted to lower the motor race time between Drivbaus and Sydney, completing a long journey with similar results as a prior attempt. The trip passed through Ardglen and Warwick, with times noted at Brisbane, Armidale, and Taom South, while agent Mr O U St Jain coordinated in Warwick.
Large turnout at the Poultry and Dog Show drew cheers from organizers and attendees. Judge Mr. Mnnile praised the quality of the exhibits, awarding top honors to Mr. Hugh May in the show’s slow green divisions and noting strong entries across both poultry and hound categories.
In loving memory of Emily Marshall who died June 5 1918 at Lismore. Inserted by daughter and son in law B and J Browgh and grandchildren Maysie Teggie and alin. Also a notice for Elsie Smith nee Kadow who died June 5 1920 at Fort Douglas, remembered by her mother sisters and brothers.
The Warwick Daily News examines Shakespeare as a supreme dramatist who shaped the world’s imagination through bold character studies and lyrical language. It notes his prowess beyond mere poetry, his role as a risky, forward thinker, and his influence on modern drama despite borrowing from others.
The remark recounts Shakespeare as a product and shaper of his age. It argues he depicted national development with calm mastery and artistic depth, noting contemporaries could not grasp his full genius, yet modern readers can now enjoy his work through accessible texts.
A fragment lists ladies bargains on tweed and serge yardages from Birdseye Tweed and other fabrics. It shifts to a chaotic political column discussing probable state election timing, government stability, and ministers’ attitudes amid irregular editing and unclear attribution.
W. H. Paling & Co. advertise piano exchanges offering premiun player pianos and high grade optodae pinnon. Terms arranged and printed price list available. Located nearly opposite Town Hall Tre?mier Piano Warehouse King Street local agent H. J. Crowe.
A returned serviceman, employed nearby, was badly injured when a glass pane shattered during a disturbance at a Providence street property. The injured man, now hospitalized in critical condition, suffered a severed artery and nerve damage to his right wrist. Police charged a suspect after the incident. The event followed a night of violence and damaged windows, with property losses estimated around £290.
Allan Wilkie's Shakespearean Co presents Hamlet at Her Majesty's Theatre. The revival draws praise for its intense portrayal of revenge and deep character study, with notable performances by Wilson Barrett and T. B. Irving alongside Allan Wilkie and Mrs. Dorrington. The production is hailed for its dramatic power and the enduring fascination of Shakespeare's tragedy.
A chaotic incident near the river Thames Ditton sees boxer Rack Urn and companions struggling in the water. Captain Smith of the Dragoon troops rescues them as others are drawn toward the current. The captain, wounded in war, nearly drowns while aiding a companion, with bystanders describing the tense scene.
London reporter says Mr. John Hoss, a tutor to a member of the House of Commons, died after a fall on the Septel express near Chesterfield en route to hospital. Funeral details not yet announced.
In London Bridiet signals indicate engineers favor employers terms after a conference of the American United Engineers Society. Unions including Hollertakers and Poundrymen back the Amalgamated Amost of Engineers with a view to resuming work Tuesday. The Boilermakers at Tinton opposed accepting the employers’ terms as the week ended.
The King receives birthday greetings amid a royal procession in London. Attending are Queen Alexandra, Prince as Mary, Prince Henry, the Duke of Connaught, and the Crown Prince of Sweden. The event notes include honors to Dr. David Sergeant and Barwell, with mentions of the King's long career and travel to Australia during the gold rush era.
A garbled weather briefing warns of generally five cold hours with frost in the interior center and southern region as winds shift. The Blade Park Grandstand Fund launches a monster benefit tournament to reduce over 400 debt at Slade Park. A hospital aid committee decorates the ball area and special previews are offered for attendees. A meeting of interested Indians is planned with the Torel Chambers tomorrow at 4 20.
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