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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 02, 1932
Page
3
A garbled excerpt blends claims of anti aging and daily doses promising youth. It references modern vanity and morning vitality, mentioning age sixty five and a call to emulate a supposed exemplar. The distorted text reads like an early 20th century health ad with incomplete names.
In Calcutta a tale recalls a millionaire explorer who vanished off a New Jersey coast yacht in September 1980. A recovery interview reveals three undamaged aircraft engines and propellers bought cheaply, shipped to Australia for the Southern Cross project, while Kingsford Smith vows a bold new flight from Hamble aiming for Rome at dawn.
The text notes improved general technique from conferences with Broadcasting and better outdoor scene connections, highlighting a Derby broadcast. It predicts television commercialization for Major A G Church era, expects radio manufacturers to focus on TV, and mentions wavelength revisions and Baird forecasts. The Broadcasting Corporation seeks entertainment rules central to television's appeal.
The December 28 item states most of last season's crop has been sold to Natural Tobacco Co. with decks cleared for the next crop. A later note mentions a Molloy and Deastree special assignment for the Daretree Company. Local visits include H J Gadd of Jullatten and other unnamed attendees.
Fragmented report claims about 17 000 items with 6060 possibly remaining to safeguard the provincial government. The piece notes a Japanese occupation stance and references air raids and a defended post.
Brisbane December 3 Mt Isa Mines Ltd director J Webster said after a week’s work at Mount Isa the December output would hit 3500 tons of lead and would rise toward 5080 tons as metal prices firm. He expressed satisfaction with progress at Mt Isa which was rapidly meeting production and metallurgical expectations.
Mr Webster reports the new sintering plant in Australia is being erected and will start operations. Orders for additional work are in place and general boes to wine a orders for eve whole of ting plant. Copper prices depend on rationing to return to economic level. Lead shows strongest promise for price recovery amid demand, while zinc and copper face constraints.
Market notes list vegetable prices in Brisbane and Stanthorpe. Seber and Seatthe marked new lower rates for peas Beams chertce beetroot lettuce chokes rhubarb and other greens with peril beetroot and rhubarb quoted in pence and shillings.
The message lists a pineapple and passion fruit item, with bulk pricing hints: 10/ to double case, 10/ to 12/ half case, and a standard 14/ 13/ tier. It reads as a grocery market notice with quantity and price shorthand.
Fragmented text discusses cholera and a route via Suez to Cairo with long travel times. Mentions 530 miles and 26 hours and shipment across the Mediterranean to Southern Europe. Contains incomplete names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text shows few legible items none clearly identifying people, places, or events. returns insufficient concrete facts to form a full news card.
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