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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
7
Ambiguous 1986 remand notes reference a bribery matter involving multiple named individuals and an unnamed team. The fragmented text mentions a court remand and various garbled names, with no clear outcome or jurisdiction verifiable from the readable portions.
A sweeping account of biblical manuscripts recovered from deserts and monasteries. It details famed finds from Egypt and Armenia, notes the Maud tas and Saint Paul’s Epistles lines, and describes the 100,000 pound purchase driving modern interest. The piece highlights preservation, discovery, and ongoing scholarly work in Egypt, Britain, and beyond.
A digest of tales about famed vessels like the Flying Dutchman and the Yangtze phantom junk, alongside reports of other legendary ships. The piece surveys how such legends persist across oceans from Canada’s Arctic to China and New Zealand, mixing dramatic spectacle with cautious notes on historical evidence. It weighs famed maritime myths against grounded records, noting sensational claims and occasional verifiable details from early reports.
Fragmented OCR text reports a named individual tied to welfare training completion and a government or organizational context. Names are unclear. likely an update on a woman’s achievement or role in welfare programs, referencing officials and a general department.
Local croquet day featured a tournament at a Suffolk club with participants competing for a trophy and a set of silver forks. The winner was Mrs B Huey and runner up Mrs Stamnga, with a Doullon plate presented by Mr F W Brown. The awards were presented by Mrs Blair, president of the club, and the carved ivory tea set drawn by Mes Blair.
A long local notice describes pre wedding events honoring Miss Grayson before her marriage to Mr. B. Howes. Friends, relatives, and club members gathered at Sunshine Golf Club for a social evening including presentations, toasts, and a plan to welcome the bride.
The Women's Club gathering Friday evening featured violin solos by Atle Top and Yoon Nemalar, with Miss Coulter and Miss Stean performing. Mike Coulter won a competition amid a tide of attendees including Suman President and several vice-presidents. list of attendees names appears in the fragmentary write up.
A brief item notes Honest y Flattery in Kathleen Court, highlighting Velvet-Skin Powder. The fragment emphasizes a product or brand claim and mentions court context without detailed facts.
A garbled report describes a maritime encounter with a cutter and a pilot boat near Braver harbor. Officials signalled and summoned the crew to board for an examination as authorities investigated the incident and roles of the vessels and individuals aboard.
The Sunday paper recounts Barley Buchel daughter of an Australian landowner in New South Wales, detailing wealth, a 9,000 acre estate by the River Inn, and a London marriage that changed her finances. She recalls early poverty, independence, and turning to various tasks to support herself and family, including handwork and work at home.
London report from Newcadle after a long performance of Candica notes Bernard Shaw plans to retire from public life. The speaker, Gy Herninch Bhaw, signals the end of an era as plans to step away are discussed amid theater chatter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions creme and greaseless qualities and a vague reference to management and locations, offering no clear event, person, or outcome to report.
A reader warns that habitual laxative use causes acne, muddy skin, and bad breath. Doctors say chronic use damages digestion and can lead to dangerous health effects. the article notes risks from prolonged reliance and urges caution.
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