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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
3
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A cluttered entertainment page outlines Palace Pictures upcoming programs and notable features. It mentions "Sipky of Krarema" and "A Fight for Love" with cast notes and promotional lines, while praising several entries and hinting at a Trilby theater program.
M Peter Simonoff of Drishane is reported connected to a Russian matter with a note of a clerical error in a report about his appointment to a vacancy in Australia. The Russia story touches on Bolshevik views and Lenin, with commentary attributed to Simonoff. The United Kingdom wartime pharmacopoeia update and German food controls are also mentioned amid the chaotic dispatches.
The article reviews Britain's tungsten industry and its strategic role in the war, detailing the Thermo Electric Ore Reduction Corporation's expansion to boost ferro-tungsten production for Allied needs. It notes worldwide supply chains, German restrictions, and ministerial support, with emphasis on UK and Commonwealth ore sources and the importance of maintaining steady output despite conflict.
A near drowning at Ee Serodean Crossing RaiMle Creek ends with Herbert Holdaway attempting a risky rescue as Walter McClure and two children urge him to reach safety. Holdaway strips and enters the current but cannot be saved. McClure scrambles to assist before vanishing.
A reflective sketch describes the Pioneer River region as a humble place lacking grand shipyards or Rhine like dramatic scenery. The author contrasts modest landscapes with distant romance, noting limited visual drama and a calm, plain setting near Queensland with gentle hills and a quiet river horizon.
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