Lister lecture on antiseptics reshapes surgical progress
Fragmentary OCR recalls Lord Lister's lecture on antiseptic method, detailing his conflict with traditional surgeons, the impact of his caringly practical devices, and the response of peers including Dame or Lady Lister. The narrative notes the shift toward safer wound care and the historical context of innovating practices.
Mossman School of Arts holds annual meeting notes
The Mossman School of Arts held its annual general meeting in the reading room with 15 members attending. President J Crees presided, apologised for the secretary Kemp's absence, thanked Acting Secretary Staples, and a unanimous vote of thanks was given to Kemp for his services. The report showed revenue of £207 5s 5d, up £68 13s 2d from last year, largely from increased subscriptions and a concert. Expenses rose £230, mainly due to higher book costs, bank charges, sales tax, and exchange rates. A bursary for a student was announced, and the building and fences were kept in good repair, though repainting is due. The committee underscored reliance on public support to keep the library debt-free and urged new subscribers, noting the secretary P J Kenny's efforts to balance the budget.
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Mossman Shunt of Arts
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Mossman State School
Reading
P. J Kenny
Li Crees
Severe storms cause widespread damage across Brisbane area
Torrential rain and severe electrical storms hit Brisbane and surrounding districts on Thursday. Gympie lights failed and over 70 homes lost power. more than 100 telephones went out. Lightning struck two draught horses at Mutgon and Theo Hore, killing one each. A large quantity of hay was swept from the Moony Colliery Warwick yard, interrupting mining and halting operations until the track was cleared.
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Fourth body found in Sunny South disaster case
Adelaide reports the body of Eddie Armetring aged 22 and two other victims from the Sunny South disaster found near Glenelli Station. A remaining body, William Farmmond aged 14, is still missing as of April 8.
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Eddie Armetring
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Lister’s Role in Science and Faith Highlighted in OR Conference
In a crowded operating room discourse, speakers praised Sir Joseph Lister as a great scientist and devout churchman. They noted his tireless work and stressed that his wife’s support shaped his achievements, calling her the noble partner behind his stature.
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Staihen
Australia
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TULLY APPEALS AT SHIRE VARIATION HEARING
Tully, April 8, the Cardwell Shire Variation Appeal resumed with Mr Aitkin leading for the shire and Messrs Bel and Byrne for the appellant. Valuations were tentatively agreed after conference, with about 12 disputed, and further hearings planned to Friday.
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Legislation Proposes Across The Board Pay Cuts In House
Wellington April B reports a House introduction and third reading measure for salary reductions and rent relief. Public service salaries to fall 12 percent, legislators 10 percent, ministers 13 percent, with pension reductions at 10 percent. Mortgage and lease rates cut 20 percent, with appeal rights.
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Wellington
Department of Markets reports butter production in 1931–32 season
Issued by the Department of Markets Melbourne on April 1 1932 figures today show butter production season totals of 72 75 tons, up from 55 80 tons at the same date last season and 72 248 tons for the whole of 1930 31. Weather in Victoria Tasmania and South Australia favors continued production while Queensland and northern New South Wales face drought reducing surplus. Shipments details follow.
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Bates
Victoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Vrais
Butter Market Shifts Mark 1931 UK Imports and Empire Roles
A summary of 1931 butter market dynamics in the United Kingdom highlights rising exportable surpluses in Australia and New Zealand, expanded Russian exports, and the appearance of Canadian butters. Economic strain in Germany altered supply flows, while higher duties and restrictions redirected imports into consumption channels. Empire producers supplied nearly half of UK imports, with New Zealand and Australia boosting shipments despite declines in Argentina and the Irish Free State. Estimated per capita consumption rose from 15.6 to about 12.6 pounds over five years.
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Germany
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New Zealand
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