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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment discusses popular fallacies and a long, mixed recounting of figures like Walther Beorgin and a referential tale to the apple, mythology, Shakespearean and classical references. It mentions the 1685 dating and various names, suggesting a satirical or encyclopedic text on popular beliefs.
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a sale story priced at 3 shillings per box. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable due to garbled text.
Readable fragments show a midwinter cash sale listing numerous fabric items and garments with old fashion prices. Items include plain cottons, wool, silk, ribbon laces, ladies underwear, gloves and hosiery, with prices per bale or per unit and notable mentions of colors and finishes. Numerous product names and price points are given, reflecting a department style promotional insert.
Historic sale list of hosiery gloves toiletries and household goods with unit and bundle prices. Items include cotton wabiling elastic garter elastic wool yarns silk jumper ivory satin shades and branded powders and writing pads with sale prices and bale quantities for bulk purchases.
Questions surround the will of Marie Corelli who died leaving a large estate. The inquiry concerns whether the will is valid and if the executors properly managed the funds, with references to Miss Gorell and Mr Watt as parties in the proceedings and the Bank of Scotland deposits.
A compressed update notes Ald Por facing the Comets in a forthcoming game. Mentions a notable item titled Infinonay Woods and a reference to a cure called Great Poppermint, with no clear match to current teams or events.
An old newspaper ad for The People's Cash Stores lists daily opening and Saturday closing times, plus a range of farm and mechanical items. It promotes Oakland cars, International Motor Tracks, Deering and McCormick farm machinery, second hand gear, including chaff cutters, farm waggons, Ford trucks and cars, engines, and a timber saw bench.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various product names and brands such as Motorola Spirit and Barilla, with scattered phrases like Ratlog Outs and Ontis Oatmeal. The text reads as a mishmash of store items, labels, and stray letters, offering no coherent narrative or clear event.
An unsigned local ad promises a free safety razor to readers, mentioning a Sunday morning distribution and a special price offer on other items. It emphasizes a limited bargain period and urges customers to claim the free gift promptly.
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