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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
7
A testimonial describes a lifelong lung ailment eased by Scott's Emulsion. The user reports winter safety from coughs and chest infections, claiming the product strengthens and protects lungs, aiding digestion of cod liver oil and boosting health without expense. The ad urges asking for genuine Scott's Emulsion.
NZ authorities threaten to cancel the New Zealanders’ tour of New South Wales after a late demand for changes to the schedule. A delegate meeting of Australian bodies discussed options, with demands for a two day postponement before a Brisbane match against Queensland. NSW officials say New Zealanders will be invited only if their participation is allowed, while reconciliation talks continue with the Australian association for a peaceful resolution.
A fragmented report notes efforts to revive the Olympic program with funding from a Sydney campaign. Key figures include New South Wales leaders and party officials who push for strong support while debating Australia's role and timing amid a contentious election climate.
London reports examine how subsidised foreign news services influence British prestige. The Round Table discusses pro German and anti British propaganda spreading through East and Levant outlets, aiming to erode British influence as Selassie visits Cambridge and prewar contracts loom.
Fragmentary report notes Mr. Townsend claiming a discovery related to a process in Czechoslovakia. Arguments center on whether the technique is original or a variant of existing methods, with references to customs departments and industrial applications. The piece hints at international trade and production implications amid disputed authorship.
Australian women beat Midlands District by innings and 16 runs in a London women’s cricket match. Australia posted 40 in the first innings, Midlands 198, then Australia reached the target after 16s over by a late innings surge. Key performers included Leck, Tom, and Beak for Australia with multiple wickets and runs, while Midlands relied on McLasty Deane and Clemente.
Wednesday details report Boni’s team set to clash with Toowoomba at Mehiblion Ground, wariness over player form, injuries, and shift in lineup. Telegraph notes Garne’s absence, Walker’s return, and possible selections including Caldwet and Metlyre as the side builds toward the intercity test.
In heavy rain at the Sydney ground the Weerowuls Chismocroasel faced Quernstand and Stew Sach in a tense interstate match. Queenslanders and New South Wales reserves saw 13 players selected, with forwards and backs showcasing speed and endurance amid the slippery conditions.
Uncertain return for Gilbert delays plans as Sydney and Queensland squad prepare to face Bow Bool Water in Brisbane on June 26. Coach and officials report a shoulder injury requiring examination, with a possible eight week recovery and no firm return date. In related Brisbane notes, Archerfield air crash toll is updated as Cairns and other locals are mentioned in the inquest and transport safety discussions.
A damaged notice reports no bids were received for the Rosehill property sale in the Mobin district. It references 19.126 acres including 13/08 access to a homestead and 64 acres of farming land. The document mentions waste, boxes, and several unstocked features amid scattered garbled phrases.
Disjointed OCR notes describe erosion along Patoy Beach threatening ten homes as high seas recede and protective barriers fail. References mention Coolangatta and sandhill defenses with unclear details about timing, forces, and authorities, but indicate ongoing damage and risk to nearby properties.
Fragmentary report from London describes Japan's stance in Pacific treaty discussions, noting a fundamental non aggression principle. Observers say that while some concessions are hinted, core policy remains unchanged, and Pacific economies face cautious diplomacy ahead of key meetings.
The lineup lists Pivints Brethern oMilust GPS players scheduled for Saturday at Slade Park. Names include Benlore, Woodedok, Devitt, Thomtan, Dyn, Myers, Hoire, Golaghan, Soushwell, Maoch, Srimin, Borks, Juniors Kinga Bennett, and others with senior players listed.
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