11 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1928
Page
1
Selected lines interest you with bargains on blankets fabrics and bedding items. Includes special prices on underbed cotton duanewal items and assorted linens with multiple sizes and colors across bed textiles and housewares.
Fragmented OCR shows numerous fabric and dress items with varied prices and yardages, including velour, coating, colored? fabrics, and multiple terms like yard, inch, and price markers. The readable portions depict a wholesale or retail listing for clothing materials and related goods, without clear dates or a single event.
A scrambled dispatch recounts weather storms near Brisbane and Rome with mentions of airmen, cities acting under threat, and political trials in Paris. The prose blends chaotic details of people, dates, and places, including attempts to locate ore and a sensational trial involving Mesterino, with dramatic but unclear connections.
Crowds gathered before dawn as Captain Kingsford Smith landed after a pioneering flight. Police barriers were breached, gun salutes and floral tributes marked the moment. Governors, premiers and officials welcomed the aviator amid cheers.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a divorce case involving Prince Carol Primon with unclear names and terms. The text mentions approval by a royal figure and references to marriage wearing or wedding rites, but details and entities are garbled.
An obituary notes the death of ExyUeTTOE Brat DineRane at age 84 after a long illness. She served in the Queenstown and retired in 4021 upon a long career, with the exact date of death marked as Sunday. Her life spanned several eras, including service in the chamber and associations with the royal court.
A fragmented clipping from the Canadian Conference column notes unusual activity in wheat pricing. The text mentions market tensions and price controls, with unclear references to May events and regulatory expectations.
A new company, air travel venture, plans a rapid route between America and Australia. The machinelike service, named for a transoceanic passenger link, proposes flying high speed passengers via a central hub, with routes including Brisbane and Suva. It promises safety and speed, targeting a short journey bypassing lengthy train trips.
A damaged dispatch reports a government proclamation addressing a shipping dispute. Authorities plan action by Monday to stabilize the sector, seeking cooperation from shipowners and inspectors while detailing steps to curb crimes and restore commerce. The notice emphasizes communication with key stakeholders and outlines anticipated enforcement measures.
A fragmentary report celebrates a sundry anniversary and honors Sir Charles Wakefield recalling his wartime actions. It mentions Brat Zoppatin IV Bauaon and Joppelin sheds raid, with a pilot described as old and wounded, and a grieving wife noted in a fatal incident.
A terse report from Calcutta notes a derailment near Rambay station affecting local services. The incident disrupted routes to Calcutta as 30 passengers aboard a Webb purchase ticket were involved, with minimal injuries reported among the crowd of travelers.
Fragmented OCR notes describe various woolen and fabric items from Pineet Marina Tek and related suppliers. Mentions Gary, colored samples, yard measurements, hides, and yardages with several numbers that appear to be prices or lengths. Provides limited product names like FLANNELITE and a mix of questionable entries.
Fragmentary OCR lists various flannel items with widths and inch measures. Mentions Australian flannel and gauge references, including numbers such as 8 inches wide and 9/8, 3/20 dates, and names like Gupeylor Mika. The text is garbled and appears to be a worn catalog excerpt.
Fragmentary text mentions fringe topics and travel, hinting at meetings or reports about unusual subjects. Names, places, and concrete details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a local note on a quirky topic and potential public interest.
Coloured towels are listed with quantities and prices in a compact catalog note. The entry references two dozen towels with unit pricing and a date noted as February 21, indicating stock or sale details. The handwriting appears garbled, but the core item concerns Coloured Towels and related pricing.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as garbled headings about towels or textiles. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are readable to form a legitimate news item or summary.
A dense listing of textiles and related goods includes sheeting, twill, white and gray fabrics, rug materials, door slips, ready-made garments, and various widths and prices. Mentions include 80 inch sheeting, gray twill, and a range of yardages and prices. language is fragmented and catalog-like.
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