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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
2
The readable text lists scattered times and abbreviations such as am pm and dates like April 12. It resembles a damaged public or scheduling notice with unclear details and no complete actions or entities to identify.
Helen Cooper wife of Dr G Savage of Mareeba died at St Margaret's Hospital Caras on the day of the instant.
The piece laments anti defense arguments and argues force underpins court authority. It cites the Allen family as an example of challenging legal power, noting defendants resist court orders to avoid consequences. It contends force remains the underlying reality of social order and legal enforcement.
A columnist argues that nations act by force, not by sentiment. The piece asserts that power protects capitals, enforces Monroe doctrine, and that Brute Force is the means Providence uses to shape history, distinguishing realism from idealistic pacifism.
An ad touts Kelly's Hair Tonic promising scalp restoration and hair growth. The issue notes ship movements, a troop training plan, and a need for nominations in pedestrian events. It mentions the Mulgrave Headache Cure and Cairns chemist prices. Also reports on Mossman mill work and boiler correspondence.
Mr. Tucker, government veterinary, arrived from Townsville on Thursday by the Wyreema. He will proceed to a Tahirland district to investigate a reported stock complaint and plans to visit Herberton for the show and tour the district to assess stock conditions.
The Cairns Theatre announces an up-to-date holiday season programme with a full change tomorrow night. Pathe’s English and Continental Gazette will be shown, featuring the latest edition. Viewers can expect reliable performances and a satisfying experience at this venue. At the Melbourne meeting of the Best and Shoe Manufacturers Association, members agreed to raise boot and leather prices due to wage and material cost increases. No rise in Chatess 'Tanunda Yrandy prices is noted.
Patrick Manton, also known as William Russell, appeared before Mr P G Grant in the Police Court on Thursday charged with stealing. The case proceeds as the court reviews evidence and next steps.
An odd relic was presented to Captain Thomeon by Mr. D. Angus to commemorate his 50th year of service. The item, described as a large mero ifn Peach bowl Mateo, was mounted with a note that the captain celebrated his hall century on March 24 lem. The donor praised the captain’s vigor, saying he appears fit for another sixty years.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Willaa Millar Branch Factory in connection with a company's articles of incorporation. No further details or context are readable in the fragment.
The issue covers the funeral of the late Mrs. Savage wife of Doctor Savage Mareeba with condolences to the family. Also notes a Monthly Hoard meeting and Adelaide officers kindness appreciation. Barrow Valley Advocate praises Tableland residents for the Northern Herald weekly's first year and its district coverage and illustrations.
The article notes royal abstinence emphasizing queens and princes maintaining total temperance. It contrasts Alfonso of Spain who avoids wine while his court holds fine wines, Ferdinand of Bulgaria who abstains by royal decree, and Holland’s Queen Emma who also favors abstinence. A separate government note discusses meteorological data and a naval officer appointment in Queensland.
Charles G T Murray offers dental services daily from the AMP Building with affordable care. A stocktaking sale runs until April 2, promising to clear lines in all departments at cost price. Nestle’s Milkmaid Coffee mix is advertised as quick to prepare.
A man woke after a bite on his toe and attempted to rub it with the other foot. The bite worsened. authorities and responders advised prompt first aid and cautioned careful observation for symptoms.
The Palace Pictures Company presents a holiday bill headlined by Nordisk drama A Daughter of Eve with sensational plotting and lavish settings. Also showing are A Rope of Pearl Colic, Cp and Open the Ladder, and In Vitagraph comedy, plus The Topical Budget with weather and news items.
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