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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1946
Page
5
An unclear excerpt notes unusual claims about backache causes, mentioning a mix of ailments and remedies. It references people misattributing pain to general factors while hinting at medical investigations and potential dietary or environmental links without clear conclusions.
Electric engineer partners with plywood maker to develop dielectric bonding for laminated timbers using phenolic resin. New heat methods and rapid induction heating enable in situ curing, enabling edge-focused bonding without mechanical contact. Continuous processes claim faster production and stronger, thinner boards with potential industrial use.
A forward looking discussion on long term forest use and sustainability. It argues that wood products could evolve with technology and demand, yet continued depletion would force new resource replacements over the next century.
A fragmentary report discusses the tee habit influencing paper and veneer production. It covers natural tendencies in planning, material quality, and methods to adjust supply, including the use of fake paper substitutes and the role of a test print to verify adjustments.
A report from Berkeley details a 00-ten cyclotron style atom smasher under construction at the University of California led by Dr Ernest Lawrence. The device promises groundbreaking research in biology chemistry and agriculture and could alter theories of atomic structure with practical applications in energy production and materials science.
Fragmentary notes indicate a village church in England with a history of long service and a contracted tree crop. A yearly income of about 480 dollars was earned, reflecting agrarian church holdings over many years, with references to land, timber, and occupancy details.
A fragmentary report describes a Sand Box tree from tropical America known for explosive fruit seed pods that burst with force upon maturity. The device-like pods scatter fragments in all directions, sounding like cracking or breaking objects.
A British breeder Mr A Robinson and his son Roy study Rex rabbits, aiming to breed fur pelts rivaling silver fox and ermine. They leverage genetic work with mice and American samples to speed improvement, hoping to create a profitable Rex line within a decade.
Practical notes outline temperature control, green feeds, and sanitation for chicks. Emphasizes gradual cooling over five weeks, lucerne and rape as core greens, careful watering to avoid heat stress, and signs of illness such as crowding and ruffled feathers. Includes guidance on preventing chills and overheating, plus observer tips for early disease indicators.
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