23 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented advertisement for mens and boys clothing from Barnes, listing various fur hats and felt hats, with references to Beaver, Light Grey, and Silk top hats. Includes pricing hints and fabric descriptions, showing a wide range of fur felt and felt hats for men.
A catalog-like listing describes men’s and boys’ knitted woolen gloves, gauntlets, and motor gauntlets with suede options. It notes woollen boles and knitted items, sizing from youth to adult, with prices and material details amid a dense, fragmented ad-like text.
London reports no definite news on the Jervis Bay crisis amid wireless chatter of stowaways and possible mutiny aboard the ship. Admiralty and Indian Ocean authorities seek clarity as tensions rise among crew, passengers, and liners in a tense wait for official word.
Fragmentary report describes a fatal shell burst during a London workshop incident. The ad hoc summary lists names and places with unclear spellings but indicates a deadly event, possible injuries, and emergency responses. Further readable details are sparse and cannot clarify exact causes or involved organizations.
The commission's report alleges a firm paid £10,000 in connection with distribution and favors involving Mallog and an unnamed alderman. It suggests £7,000 of the sum may not have been accounted for and notes the commissioner would not reveal further details.
A night crash near Milan north of endeboln endangering a train express resulted in multiple injuries and a large rescue operation. Emergency crews report contusions and possible casualties while responding to the darkened scene and evacuating passengers to safety.
Fragmented OCR details a chaotic scene in BELGMNDE and FONDON with rioters marching behind a Cypriot banner and clashing with police near the Parliament. Reports mention casualties and a harsh crackdown as authorities seek to quell unrest amid protests and political turmoil.
Unclear OCR text outlines a tense event at a venue in Melbourne with references to racing, lighting, and a disturbance. Several garbled names and phrases hinder precise identification of people, places, or outcomes. The fragment hints at a late intervention and a disrupted schedule but lacks verifiable details.
The readable text is garbled and contains no discernible people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a factual headline and card teaser.
Fragmentary report describes Fougy Melhourne and Groves Aielaguene leading a late 1800s race with a top speed around 34 7, amid a crowded metropolitan arena. The text mentions tensions since 1827 and references a prolonged conflict, with unclear names and roles due to garbled OCR.
The city experiences damaged infrastructure and rising prices as a 3Fle auth imposes strain on local households. Authorities report ongoing weather impacts on crops and property, with relief efforts focusing on stabilization amid shortages.
The notice outlines qualifications and duties for the Anton Public Service occupant. It mentions the selection process, appointment procedures, and requirements for the role. The document notes criteria such as background, integrity, and readiness to serve the public interest.
A fragmentary Sydney report notes calls by workers at Sydney Colliery E88 for voluntary measures amid production concerns. It cites alleged mismanagement and worker resistance, with the pay and output impacts of reduced staffing and absenteeism.
A garbled, OCR style report mentions a foul act and an arrest. It references a boy, parents, alleged assault, and subsequent detention. Fragmented lines hint at locations or events including Bundaberg and Sarnia, with unclear timelines and outcomes.
A fragment from a Friday report notes a State Health conference addressing drug safety and food regulation with mentions of standards, enforcement, and regulatory proposals. Names and specifics are obscured, but the piece signals ongoing discussion of controls and public health oversight.
A garbled OCR style snippet references voters and a local election scene tied to Ames and nearby regions, mentioning Plaints and names in a terse political context. The readable entities include Amesonarrow and Banthorn Cron, with unclear dates or officials due to text corruption.
Page ad promotional text offers Brown and Black Rabbit and Coney fur coats in bold discounts. Alch Conwy and Warbe coats featured with price points around £19 to £21, ornate designs and extensive lining noted. Special emphasis on quality finishing and fashionable styling, urging quick purchase.
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