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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented column lists visitors, shop recommendations, and local notices. It mentions Mr A Emanuel in Cairns, Mr T Burgess passing through on a Brisbane visit, Craig & Whittier on Abbott Street, and Judge Jameson visiting Kusano. It references clothing, health products, and social calls, with remarks on forthcoming cricket, sailings, and seasonal greetings.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sequence mentioning Armstrong, Ledlie and a firm or trio. the text references scheduling calls twice weekly to save time and trouble and names two individuals. Context suggests a business or staffing note with incomplete names.
A reader complains of long term kidney catarrh and disruptive urine. after failed medicines they report relief using Warner's Safe Cure. The piece cites chemists and bottling details, mentioning variations in price and form.
Fragmentary line shows a speaker stating six years of absence from college and being compelled to stay away. The garbled text indicates a personal struggle with interruption in education and departure from an academic setting.
London reports a £200 jewel theft tied to a high official arrest. The piece notes defense spending with battleships valued at £41,400,000 and £29,990,000 allocated for ways. Protests loom in Mister and Belfast as Home Rule discussions continue amid conferences and labor disputes in Ireland. Berlin cops seize a deadly fabricating operation with two arrested and two tavern keepers questioned.
The Six Days’ Race in Sydney faced oppressive heat and late-hour sprinting as riders Deeplen Crom and F Keele crashed. Vickery and his team retired early, while about 1700 miles had been covered by mid game. Local visitors are urged to consider life policy options via the National Vital Association with A. J. Trager as agent.
Frances Coulson a seventeen year old girl faced a murder charge over the birth and death of her infant. After traumatic testimony and a medical verdict about the infant’s death the judge directed the jury to return Not Guilty and the girl was discharged to her father’s home in South Meor.
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