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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1923
Page
12
Household hints give methods to remove mildew stains by soaking, washing, and rinsing using soap and precipitated bath materials and warm water. Also notes care for velveteen, wood polish, and fabrics with borax, vinegar, magnesia, and light cleaners for curtains and shoes.
A fragmented, indirect transcript shows a schoolmaster denying belief in corporal punishment and expressing antiwar sentiment. Confusing dialogue reveals a tense exchange with questions about war, honesty, and civic duty, reflecting wartime social pressures and public discourse.
An irregular garbled note discusses health measures and public concern around a disease. References to authorities and monitoring efforts suggest official actions to curb spread. The fragmented text hints at protective guidelines, watch lists, and possible community responses.
The fragmentary text mentions Mirena and a phrase suggesting a sour or mixed message. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the product name. Further readable context needed for a concrete card.
The Brisbane sales week showcased strong demand as yearlings sold well. Records fell with top prices reaching new highs, including a standout bid for a Seremond colt and a high evaluation for Archie offspring. Overall 71 youngsters were sold for a total of 10,908 pounds, averaging solidly as breeders reported healthy turnover despite market fluctuations.
A heat stayer from New Zealand named Bonnie Winkle leads a mixed field in the Great Autumn Handicap at Chesstchurch though Gasbag and Rick OF carry higher weights. Aristime, trained at Randwick by F. J Maraden for EK D Clarke, is noted for pace in recent yearlings despite being by The Welkin which may affect stamina.
A fragmentary diary note recalls English trainer J. Porter and his adherence to habits and routines on a Saint’s day. The writer describes Porter’s reluctance to attend church after breakfast and reflects on Porter’s character, training, and knowledge shown when visiting stables and an estate.
The readable OCR fragment mentions racing events and names in a garbled form. It references a meeting, Oakleigh Plate, and various oddly rendered names, with no clear narrative or outcome. The text lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific event or results.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Cialis and a vague reference to teachers or teaching. The readable bits are limited and do not form a clear event or person. The text lacks concrete names, places, dates, or an actionable outcome.
A discusssion of breeding and the value of a thoroughbred in racing circles, praising the artist’s portraiture of racing horses. The piece notes the artist will display works featuring Randwick horses including Davи Wirranen Furious Vielonvella and others, with the painting now at the artist's studio on A Hane tersatreet.
The richest race of the year in India, the Western India Champion Stakes, saw Illia Swan win after a Feb 17 Ravibay run. Tom Townsend rode Risew Again to victory in 2 minutes 30 seconds, with Vale at York bred in Britain and later owned by Jogwernaut from Belle Anvil. Night Watch claimed Melbourne Cup glory earlier, while other results included a chain of stakes and handicaps on Chewamie day.
Golden Glove and Gold Kit clash in a feature trot race with Golden Glass Wall and Gold Rat facing separation of distances. The event, noted by observers, unfolds under new pacing rules, with stewards expected to enforce the distances and barrier preferences as per regional racing authority guidelines.
Fragmented OCR text from a Warsaw tale mentions April, a maternal figure, and themes of theft and conscience. The readable portions reference trains and a wartime setting, with unclear connections between characters and events. The fragmentary nature limits precise identification of people, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a golfer near a wreck and a lane collision. Names and details are garbled, with references to riders, a coach, and a few scattered actions. No clear dates or locations emerge due to text damage.
A garbled report references a progressive firm plan linked to Australian fashion and import controls. It mentions a large structure near Sydney Railway Station, Murdochva, Park Men's and an aim to boost local manufacture, cut overseas duties, and involve workers as shareholders. It hints at better wages, ventilated workrooms, and new employment measures, plus store outreach at Park Street.
Advertises Moran's Ment Tit le as a reliable general medicine. Claims years of steady service and growing demand with emphasis on regular health benefits and consumer trust. Mentions chronic use potential and broad audience acceptance across Commonwealth regions.
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