01 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
1
A long standing patient in Gympie publicly thanks the doctor for years of suffering relieved after a new treatment. He recalls doubters saying many had failed, yet credits the specialist with success and urges others to understand the therapy without fear or favor.
The fragment discusses Gee facetunt and Gee pisces Me amid popular Gayvarite activity in Beishane. It mentions nightly recitals, fellow artistes, and a rising record pace while noting a memorial and wall pickets as part of the scene.
A fragmentary account discusses political tensions over wartime policy and recruitment, noting pressures on the Liberal Party and Labour alignment, with calls for honest history and critiques of public discourse. It references Sir Samuels and Professor Atkinson, political factions, and looming parliamentary decisions amid social strain.
Fragmented reports describe mounting tension as states press for greater control over coal and mining sectors amid Commonwealth powers. Victoria and Western Australia face delays as discussions at Whckely and Melbourne unfold. Officials signal ongoing debates on wartime finance and taxation tied to the next loan.
The monthly meeting of the Directors at the Atherton factory was held at the registered office. Attendees included Mevare Dobson acting chairman and J Armstrong along with other board members. They granted leave of absence to the chairman, discussed branch site enquiries, freight refunds, and machinery maintenance. A forthcoming meeting was planned for September at the Shire Hall. The week featured local racing with Moon Mulligan and Mick winning events, a successful committee dance, and tea served by Thoen houragh ladies.
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