09 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes list children's books and story book items with mixed codes and prices including Tiny Tot Books and School Girls stories. The legible elements indicate catalog entries or shopping lines without cohesive narrative or concrete publication details.
An OCR reading lists various cricket balls and related equipment with prices, brands, and descriptions. Mentions include Willow willow, Four Star Spectale, Genuine Willow items, and matches to be used by clubs or schools. Includes notes on quality claims and supplier annotations for officials and associations.
A report from Auckland describes early trials of radium and serum therapies for cancer, alongside ethical concerns. Lord Horder and Sir Thomas Dunnhay are noted figures amid discussions of medical limits and animal testing for cancer research.
Geneva dispatches say Signor Mungolind pressed for a League mandate over Abyssinia with possible full satisfaction of claims. Laval aides push settlement lines, international police or force debated, while Britain’s pledge remains guarded and internal quarrels shape European stance.
Rain during the weekend brought relief to thousands across western Queensland with scattered falls reaching up to 75 points near Maranda and Charleville. Falls extended to Angathella Morven Ward River and Wyandra, with totals varying by district and reports noting improving soil moisture and potential benefits for wheat and pastures amid continued dry spells.
Fragmentary dispatches describe heightened security around Addis Ababa and Asmara with hundreds of trains deployed to protect the British Legation. Separate reports note a tense farmer strike in Mourilyan and political maneuvering in Geneva, with warnings of possible violence and contested ballots.
A Melbourne gathering publicized by local unions warned of a possible general strike if management resists wage claims. Police reported calm, with venues closed and streets quiet as workers prepared for potential action.
Pointed remarks at Brohna Cathedral by Conan Morris on heavy taxes as a means to fund social services while criticizing the Gold Casket. Secretary Mr. O. E. Tianian noted the difficulty of securing funds for hospital finances as Morris urged support for a tax to sustain public welfare efforts.
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