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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment discusses cosmetic claims for skin whitening and anti aging formulas. It references mixtures, procedures, and generic product names with unclear origins and no verifiable details.
Local notes list various visitors and arrivals in Cairns including W C Griffmn Gordonvale and J McAlloon from Anna, Mrs Rutledge aboard the Wyandra staying at Mides Hotel, and Rev C Pinter Esqua leaving for Babinda. Major Addington, Miss EM Running, Colonel Clarke, J Mee dentist, J W Brown, and J ONeill among others are recorded as staying at Hides Hotel Strand or the Strand.
A fragmentary health note discusses how some people cannot gain fat despite eating, stressing the need to stimulate stomach and intestine activity to absorb fats. The text references oils and fats not passing as waste and hints at a method to improve fat assimilation through digestive functions.
Readable fragments describe a local topic involving Sia Coe Jone and a Wisconsin setting. Details unclear. records emphasize a software as a service context tied to a regional event or notice. Further readable facts are limited in the fragment. Continuous coverage not available.
A crowded gathering organized by anti prohibitionists at a Methodist Church in Chillagne heard speeches by Mr. P Bushnell and others arguing against prohibition. The address, delivered amid tense but polite exchange, aimed to influence local voting on Pulling Day.
A historical letter cites general unrest postwar and foreign influence among workers. It promotes Dr Sheldows Kidney Pills as a remedy for rheumatic pain, kidney issues, and related ailments, claiming relief after two years of use. The ad urges purchase in period stores at two shillings sixpence.
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