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31 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1918
Page
1
A friendly chat promises no cost and is pitched as a path to better health and happiness. The notice frames consultations as free and accessible.
Melbourne reports Postal Department records show about thirteen thousand pounds spent to repair telephone and telegraph damage from recent cyclones in Central and Northern Queensland. No special grant was provided, so ordinary services must be trimmed to cover costs.
Melbourne reports the Australian Workers' Union mining section has issued a new log of wage and condition demands for metalliferous mining across Australia. The log asks for an eight and a half shillings shift rate for sawyers and bench melting furnacemen in Western Australia and higher rates in other states, with minicom rates for adult labor set at twelve and a half pence per shift in WA and lower in other states.
Cavaliere Titania Ferrando of Melbourne failed to obtain an injunction to restrain the Minister for Defence from exercising powers under the Aliens Restriction Act. High Court justices held Commonwealth powers valid and Ferrando’s case untenable. only Justice Powers dissented.
Thomas Woodgate, a horse trainer for J. J. Ryan of Cessnock, was found shot with his head blown off beside a dead racehorse Amoloh near his stable. The double barreled shotgun lay nearby. Woodgate, about 25, was well known in the northern district.
Melbourne reports a renewal of the copper supply contract with the British Ministry of Munitions. Mr Watt announced receipt of advice from Mr Hughes confirming an extension of the existing contract until December, despite a difficult British copper position.
Mr Poynton departs Monday for Sydney to inspect the first American built wooden vessel for the Commonwealth. The Cethana docked today and four more ships are due. in Sydney he will oversee shipbuilding efforts and attend keel layings at Walsh Island where steel vessels will be constructed.
Captain Vaughan reports all aboard safe after being marooned for three months on an island. The second officer Manning is identified among the party and Chief Officer Mr. Dougs is described as an experienced mariner.
An old advertisement urges early treatment of colds with Dr Sheldon New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. It claims one dose stops a cold in its early stage and prevents bronchitis pneumonia and other complications. Suitable for infants to adults, priced 1/6 and 3/-.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to most medicines for coughs and colds. It claims to loosen phlegm, aid expectoration, open secretions, and reduce the risk of pneumonia, with claimed gentle action for children and adults.
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