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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1926
Page
2
An ad from W. Clarke an ironworker and plumber in the area promotes a kidney remedy. The text references backache and kidney issues with claims of relief and urges readers to try a product called Kidney Pile F and Dono's Backache Kidney. The garbled wording notes insinuations about relief after use and hints at a potential testimonial style appeal.
The article notes Catholic leaders and voters hold sway in key districts. It cites religious groups including the Seventh Day Adventists and various congregations influencing campaign finance and turnout. It mentions figures and locations such as Mentists, Church of Ankety, and specific communities cited in the boroughs.
A readable fragment reports experiments on a spray used as a supposed hydrogen peroxide or systemic insecticide at Phyto Institute. The text describes rooms sprayed, vapor dynamics, fly mortality, and observations on persistence and effectiveness. It mentions participants, equipment, and notes about results and safety concerns.
A fragmented wartime text describes a home remedy identified as an ory treatment using Bay Rum and other ingredients. The excerpt, though garbled, suggests a quick preparation at home to address fatigue, fever, and related symptoms, mentioning common wartime shortages and a self-administered mix.
The article details competing schemes around Tully Falls and surrounding districts, weighing a Barron Pallle supply and Rafensh era power options. It notes proposed rail and industrial setups, including metallurgical works, and analyzes water, steam, and electric generation plans tied to Ravenahor and Kuranda sites.
Fragmentary text mentions Sydney and a waterside workers group, with garbled phrases implying a federation link and a possible confrontation. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the piece evokes tension around a labor or maritime issue tied to a federation.
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