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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
2
A promotional piece touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as an effective treatment for a sluggish liver and related blood and digestive disturbances. It describes symptoms such as jaundiced skin, indigestion, headaches, constipation, and back pain, urging prompt use to restore liver and kidney function.
A reader testimonial describes long term rheumatism finally eased by Kruschen Saltx containing sodium and potassium. It notes crystal deposits in muscles and joints as the cause and presents the salt as dissolving them to permit natural expulsion through bodily channels. The fragment mentions work and a Monday reopening.
Entertainment notes announce two attractions tonight with a comedy and a dramatic feature. Cast includes Miss Tobin and Leo Carriere in Ongoing Hour With You and John L. Moore in Obed The Law. Cavalcade opens Tuesday for four nights with Coward’s Empire production.
Obituaries report the passing of Mrs Latins McGahan of Eni Vale after a long life with the McGahan family and extensive family survivors in Sydney Brisbane and north New Zealand. Also memorials note the death of Mr Thomas Paizo, longtime Goondiwindi resident and former Commercial Motel licensee, with funeral services in Inglewood attended by many and burial rites led by clergy and community orders.
Mr Cyrus A Shaw died after a short illness at Toowoomba Hospital at 8 p m on Tuesday June 12 He had lived in Inglewood for about five years and is survived by his widow and two sons The notice mentions his connections to the Royal Motel and the Hotel Inglewood and refers to a local railway line project and a family memorial service setting
The Mammoth Store offers a clearance event to reduce a vast range of stock including clothing, rugs, radio gear, cutlery, food, garden supplies, travel goods, and other items. Customers are invited to send their name and address for engagement and possible free goods samples.
The Warwick area reports school leadership shifts with Mr William Leclery becoming head at Dalvern following Mr J G Fisher. Adjutant J M Weight and Mrs Wright return to Warwick after attending a Salvation Army congress in Brisbane. Visits to sign mayoral visitor books include many named locals from Victoria and various towns. The state Insurance Office marks Mr Lyons departure to Cairns with a presentation from Warwick staff, while Mr J Clark assumes the new managerial role.
A 14 year old girl died after a petrol drum burst on her father A B Charles property near Warrington while workers unloaded tobacco. Frank Callaghan another man was injured and neighbor Thomas Charles sustained minor wounds. The event occurred while the family faced additional hardship with the mother hospitalized in Toowoomba.
A Mill He reader protests a published meeting report and complains about missing his name and mischaracterizations. The writer notes being on the platform with Mr Connolly and asserts the report on Tuesday night accurately covered the event.
A Warwick letter writer condemns council restrictions on Sunday tennis in public parks and questions ratepayers’ rights to use parks on Sundays. He also critiques a prior letter by religious leaders aiming to boost Warwick’s sporting profile, urging supporters of Sunday sport to use parks rather than private venues.
A reader letter questions why arrears have grown and accuses Civic officials of discrimination. The writer demands impartial action over the past decade and asks the mayor to reveal the percentage of ratepayers in default versus those paying. The letter calls for equal treatment and an end to favoritism.
The Inquirer notes that the census questions for completion were published in the Daily News on Thursday April 6. The report emphasizes readers should refer to the April 6 edition for the required inquiries and instructions.
Reports from Inghewood and surrounding farms detail extensive sheep losses and property damage from dog incursions. Mr P W Cowley cites dog fencing failures affecting his Ten Mile property, with over 150 sheep killed or maimed. Mrs Goodwin and Mr Donovan report further dog attacks. hospital and care notes accompany a wounded resident.
The Warwick Hurriers Swimming and Life Saving Club hosts its annual dance on Tuesday at the C Y M Tall. Members and supporters are invited to enjoy a evening with an orchestra, staged events, and a progressive cobra tour. Trophies will be displayed and prizes awarded. admission prices are as advertised.
Fragmentary text appears to mock or confuse, mentioning damp earth and woods. It references battalions and voting near endure Congha and a mention of Great Woppermint Cura. The readable content is highly garbled and lacks coherent news context or identifiable entities.
A long OCR fragment lists multiple prize tiers and numbers tied to winners, including references to Mrs Man, Stafford Mountla Queensland, and various prize amounts from £100 to £5. The text indicates a large organized prize distribution with numerous codes and identifiers, suggesting a nationwide drawing with many entrants.
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