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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1952
Page
3
A fragmented note mentions Ovaltine and its perceived mental effects. It references Burnley and Lucy receiving changes by restoring a line about using Ovaltine with meals. The text compares Ovaltine to tonic foods and hints at alertness linked to the drink.
A parable set by the river in Ballarat tells how the boastful eel claims kingship after a shortcut across land, while Whitefish perseveres despite injuries. The river reveals the eel’s deceit and names Whitefish the true brave runner who nearly wins the race.
Fragment indicates a claim of 200 to entitle her to something related to judging in a commission or committee. Details are incomplete, no clear names, places, or dates to identify parties or outcomes.
Popular Science traces the screw from ancient Egypt and Greece through Roman use to the modern mass production era. It explains evolving manufactur ing methods, machine tools, and the shift from hand to automated screw making, noting materials like mild steel iron brass and zinc and the hidden trade secrets of hot rolling and threading.
A historic report details Warwick branch activities and costs for the Girls' Hostel renovation 557 pounds, rest rooms in Grafton Street, and various fundraising events. Donations came from Karara and other branches, with totals for dances, stalls, raffles, and local projects. International speakers, Finnish cultural displays, and a 50 50 stall fundraiser are noted along with plans for a local library transfer and ongoing community support.
A man named Hatorn faced a Grievous Bodily Harm charge after an incident involving a pole and a wooden railway tie at Inglewood Memorial Hospital. The case centers on injuries sustained and the pursuit of legal action in the venue.
The otter, a highly adaptable and clever mammal, roams Europe, Asia and Africa. It swims among crocodiles, diversifies prey from fish to mussels and rabbits, and travels vast distances yearly. Its nomadic lifestyle, gypsy-like roaming, and extraordinary survival instincts define this elusive hunter.
A fragmented verse recalls a child in a flawless winter day, seeds of wonder in hearth and air. It describes a snow kissed scene, a blossoming moment, and a playful exchange with an old woman and a dog, ending with worn words and a mistyped note.
In Stanthorpe, motorcyclist Sprecar was fined £1 6d and costs for lacking a proper driver's licence and for a tail light fault on a truck. Sergeant W Mackey, who prosecuted, noted the rider had only a learner permit at arrest and later obtained a licence. The driver claimed the tail light was not switched on, saying it was out of order, and had previously been fined.
In Stanthorpe, the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday dismissed the road accident charge against Frederick John N. arising from a collision on April 17. The defendant, driving a Dodge sedan, clashed at the Cottonvale junction with Joseph Batterham in a utility. Evidence showed skid marks and post-collision damage. Defence argued no deliberate passing attempt. Judge noted issues of preparation versus attempt. defendant fined with costs and in default seven days imprisonment.
Warwick residents criticize an advertisement inviting tenders for grazing ground in Queen's Park for two years while hockey supporters urge council to provide more park facilities. The column notes council trust for beautification and sport spaces, urging support from Lands Department and highlighting the community stake in park use and improvement.
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