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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
7
Fragmented OCR cricket carnival report lists players and figures with unclear names and numbers. Halcombe takes seven for twenty seven and Murphy five for two, with various batsmen and bowlers credited amid garbled scoring lines and partial outs.
A scanned cricket score update shows totals and fall of wickets. Hunter and Spiers top the batting with 37 not out and 20 respectively for one side. Multiple players including Halcombe Frater and Moore contribute in both innings as teams shorten to 119 and 216 by close.
A report on fines imposed for preaching class hatred linked to Communist rhetoric. William H. Auckland, a noted executive member of a group, faced penalties after a trial that highlighted propaganda calls against public institutions. The case touched on threats to overthrow state or social order and cited a subverted book title as part of the evidence.
Constantinople January 31 reports that Kemal is secretly married to a Smyrna girl. The ceremony surprised many and a leading opponent notes it could affect discussions on the Lausanne talks. Kemal, visiting Smyrna, has been abruptly summoned to Angers as the War Office monitors the Lausanne situation.
Wire service item notes in the United Kingdom and Europe discussing migration and related matters concerning Australian subjects. Mentions AMAIA and dissemination by wireless channels.
An advertisement touts a clouded skin remedy to cope with sun exposure. It suggests washing with warm water, drying, and applying Shen-Tal and related powders. The note claims benefits for complexion and exotic origins, with prices listed for Shen-Tal and Jean Reavers Face Powder at 2 shillings 2 pence and 4 shillings 6 pence respectively.
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