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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
3
A garbled ad style passage touts a shampoo claiming to rejuvenate hair roots and restore fullness. It stresses a pure formula and unique properties to refresh the scalp, promising no more hair loss or dullness.
Fragmented catalog text shows varieties like White Teil Flameletit and Now Green with sale prices from 2/3 to 4/11. Mentions of plant names, seeds, and decorative designs appear, with codes and locations unclear. The readable portion presents a doomed list of floral items and their stated sale prices.
Correspondence discusses developments in moisture determination for commercial corn. It notes new apparatus and methods, aims to standardize moisture content testing, and cites import of two Brown Duvel testers for Industry use on the Atherton Tableland to aid growers merchants and shippers in maintaining quality through shipping and storage challenges.
Readers debate the Harbor Board contract for 42 100 feet of timber won by Schouthery firm at £718 under local tendering. Critics condemn misrepresentation of price differences and transport charges arguing the chairman favored local suppliers and sensationalized savings.
A fragmentary letter by P. Henry discusses safeguarding his children’s future, opposing forced property loss, and critiques of repudiation laws. The text mentions Theodoriam, gauging economic pressures, railways, and land policy in a period voice.
A letter from a farmer criticizes government actions on taxation, rate hikes, and railway policy. The writer condemns arbitration as a sham, laments burdens on tenant farmers, and calls for relief before the next election. The missive ends with a sign off as a concerned farmer, urging reform.
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