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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR fragment covers Theodore andSugar ministerial clash over policy. It cites Shylockian rhetoric, Government plans, farm aid promises, and electoral tensions. Mentions Labor Government, federal authority, and political maneuvering affecting farmers and industry.
A long fragmented excerpt discusses Mr. Theodore's statement on government advances to settlers and sugar planters, critiquing political duplicity and the burden on farmers. It contrasts state support with private interests, noting losses in Jagat districts and calls for shared responsibility in a tense election climate.
The Rossville Notes report a misty opening with scattered weather notes and stray phrases about a bridge project in the area. Mentions Mount Hartley and a survivor tale, plus musings on repatriation and North settlement hopes for returned veterans.
A recently introduced Australian ointment is promoted to treat skin troubles and scalp conditions. It allegedly cleanses bacteria and dermatitis, stops hair loss, and improves sores and ulcers, with claims of restoring healthy skin and hair.
Fragmentary item from the Kaldis Post TM Mec Gympie mentions gall stones and inflammation of the lungs. Names such as Mr Anderson and Mr Read appear in terse notices. A reward is offered to anyone who can provide vestigial evidence of bravery amid unclear context.
Fragmented lines mention individuals including Ey hedenrich She Bare and ivan Yost with references to silencing and a narrative about a Nar ger cree Ree fie pura ou tent. The readable fragments hint at a local item or column without clear context or full sentences.
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