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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
2
In a wide ranging discussion critics attribute to Dr Steinbach and colleagues a controversial plan to rejuvenate aging individuals. The piece notes strong opposition from older citizens and concerns about social impact.
Fragmented OCR lists symptoms and remedies for medicinal heat therapy. It mentions pain relief, nerve and brain impact, and various cramp related terms. Several made up or corrupted names appear, with references to packets and stores.
The Saturday edition features a reader’s critique of prohibition and its social effects. References to Canada, Australia, and figures like Mr. Leacock frame arguments on liquor harm, state control, and moral consequences. Readers express concern over enforcement, social ills, and government policy, with varying support for or against strict bans.
Fragmented letters to the Post and Herald discuss log timber prices and a push to export unprocessed logs. Citizens blame unions and government policy for high sawmilling costs and withheld shipments while debating who profits from log pricing. The author questions government intervention and regional timber management.
Fragmented item appears to mix political rant with an advertisement for a laxative tonic titled Give Tour Kiddies Ponkettes. It jumbles names and stray phrases about government, land, and labor, then abruptly shifts to a pediatric laxative pitch from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co. of Australasia. The readable portions suggest an era newspaper page with ads and pseudo political commentary.
Mrs Mt Davies of Mareeba reports a pace event featuring Hosen Mareeba and the aloe C Ules. Pil 5 conducted 0m wae as the first-class commercial meet proceeds with pace results and local attendance.
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