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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
2
An 19th century style health note explains indigestion as a result of poorly digested food and nervous strain. It links digestive imbalance to constipation and liver issues, advocating Dr Moree's Indian Root Pills as a safe remedy that aids digestion and restores strength, liver function, and blood quality.
A crowded social page notes visits and greetings among Warwick and Stanthorpe residents. Main events include Mrs White hosting sister Miss Phyliiw White in Warwick, several guests from Melbourne and Toowong, and plans for Ladies Week activities in Brisbane. The Stanthorpe Bowling Club welcomes Victorian visitors with tea at Landy’s Hotel, while the Women’s Guild meets at Williams Memorial Hall with sympathy extended to bereaved families and a busy program of correspondence and fundraising.
A Thursday bridge party organized by Miss White at her home to aid the blankets fund of Stanthorne Hospital Linen League realized over 214 pounds. Notable players included Rise and Mrs HW Masel Dr and Mrs N Pryde and many others such as Mr and Mrs G Chore Bere Mrs H Dawles and Mr and Mrs FP V Nage plus a long list of attendees likely contributing to the event’s success.
Over 250 guests attended a Monday night party and dance at Turn of Shouter d all in Bowlera to mark the visit of a Victorian tourist. Prizes went to Meadamen G. Muir Couney Mitchell C. Day Miss O'Reilly and Mr. W. Munro. The Orpheus of Clayton provided music and a supper was served by the Staunthirope Ladies' Bowling Club. Numerous visitors from Victoria joined the card games and festivities with many local residents in attendance.
A garbled OCR item describes a Liverpool sale of tombstones or markers for animals. It mentions a cost around £10 and a nine-year-old boy, with unclear lines about locations and participants. The readable facts indicate an animal memorial sale with a listed price.
A birthday event for the Gadfigli CAVA was held in Wade Neaday on June 7 with large turnout from surrounding districts. Mrs. Castella and Mrs. Grieve led entertainment, tea was served, and many members and friends attended, including Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Patterson, and Mr. Dryedale among others.
A short item notes a peppermint flavored remedy for children's coughs offered under a local brand name Wooda. The notice describes its use for mild illnesses and promotes its palatable taste for youngsters, with no medical claims or dosage details provided.
Sensational screen fare at Ile Majesty's Theatre tonight and tomorrow afternoon features Edward G Robinson in The Shark, a high action spectacle with vivid carnivorous sharks and monsters. The program includes The Big Broadcast with musical numbers and a hospital benefit program The Golden Cult drama My Bin starring Twilah Bunkhead. box plans at Millar's.
A large gathering at the Convent for St Marys aims to raise funds for the Convent and the Christian Brothers. Mrs Potter presided with the Sister Superior and Brother McElligott present. A combined effort will stage events on Tuesday and Wednesday with a Miss Warwick and Master Warwick contest and a dainty supper each night.
The Junabee LPAL held its annual meeting in Toens hall on Saturday June 10. Secretary T Brewer read the annual report detailing the branch activities and the QPA related marketing aims. Elections elected Kemp jun chairman Hade vice chairman Brewer secretary and Redgwell auditor with an executive committee later formed. A lengthy discussion covered dairying and marketing improvements for butter and dairy products, wheat planting continued, and district wheat yields are down from prior years due to weather and frost.
In London and Melbourne reports the massy Greene plan on the 11,400,000 loan to repay bonds shows over subscription and high demand for the conversion loan. Official notes claim strong market support, with subscriptions eclipsing requirements and a rising valuation of the Australians amid broader confidence in the government plan. London applicants for the refinancing join May bids, with a 41 percent of requirements met and the loan quoted at 4/0 premium.
In a broad reflection on information control and public discourse, experts discuss how intelligence and media narratives shape opinions across nations. The piece notes concerns over overhyped sensationalism and the impact on policy in regions including Australia, New Zealand, and other centers of power.
A garbled excerpt discusses a supposed blood treatment by an independent doctor and Dr Williams, claiming red blood cell boost and improved vitality. It mentions a product named Pink Pill and references a 10 percent figure, with unclear medical claims and dramatic health outcomes. text is largely indecipherable and may reflect marketing language.
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