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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1921
Page
7
A fragmented reminiscence urges reverent Anzac Day observance and defense of sacred memory. A grieving mother recalls fallen soldiers and pleads against public mockery, urging respectful ceremonies led by families, communities, and civic leaders.
A fragmentary line appears to be a garbled query about seeing a pretty ace or sea related phrase. No clear event or subjects are identifiable for a full news-style summary.
A clipped ad fragment touts magnesia-based remedies for stomach discomfort. It claims rapid relief by neutralizing acids and soothing digestion, promising instant calm after meals without addressing underlying causes.
An advertised home remedy for corns promotes Frozel-lee as a quick and safe treatment. It claims the cream softens and shrivels corns without sore or inflamed flesh, preventing pain after clipping and reducing risk of infection. The article urges readers to obtain Frozel-lee from their chemist for “two drachms” at a small cost.
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