Exert's Visit to Cairns Promotes Modern Sanitation
A discussion of urban sewage methods stresses health benefits and the shift from septic tanks to the Neilson oxidising process. Reports from A K Lambert CE and S G Moore praise the Nelson system as effective for NSW towns. The article notes demonstrations in Callay and advises readers to review related advertisements for sanitary improvements.
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Mongomerie Neilson
A. KT. Lambert
Mildura
N.S.W
Neilson
S. G Moore
Bendigo
Lambell
Nelson
A. Farrar
Himilarat
Green Health Salts Promise Lasting Health Benefits
An ad extols Green Health Salts as a miracle white powder that cures health woes from stomach and liver to kidneys and bowels. It claims relief from pains, headaches, rashes, and tiredness, promising a healthy, sound body with daily healthy bowel movements. Price 2/9 per bottle. Sold by health product vendors.
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York
Idatores Health Salts
Hampden Cloncurry Copper Mines Chairman Criticises Government
The Hampden Cloncurry Copper Mines chairman, at the half yearly meeting in Melbourne, condemned the Queensland Government over curtailment of copper operations and rail freight and wage rate decisions. He cited lack of unity among mining companies, urged earlier coke supplies and a freight reduction, and criticized railway handling of costs impacting production and profits.
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Melbourne
Theodore
Queensland
Jones
Cloncurry
Ind
Hampden-Cloncurry
Wharton
Towy
Puch Wan
Yong
Tong Divance Haha
Trac 1
Geproporsle
Bowen
Orca
Great Northern
Hughtndan
Cael
Eiaines
Eral
Land Appeal Court to Hear Fifty Eight Cases in August
Fifty eight cases are to be heard at the Land Appeal Court sittings beginning August 14 in Frisbane. The record number carries considerable importance and relates to holdings dating back to 1915. Some details trace to earlier periods and reflect ongoing land disputes and appeals.
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Land Appeal Court
Frisbane
Land “Appeal Court
Australian Sphinx Faces the “Never Never” Frontier
The piece references sparsely named Australian frontier areas Victoria River Downs and Wave Hill south of Darwin. It notes life on frontiers, a Home Mission Board publication, and a proposal to establish aerial medical stations with wireless summoning of help. It hints at illness, danger, and communal effort across borderlands and outback life.
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Victoria
River Downs
Wave Hill
Darwin
OS Jackson
Australia
Home Mission Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Broad
Widdien
Sphinx
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