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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1915
Page
3
A damaged clipping notes William Wilson and Sons at 3 Amchurch Lane London with unclear establishment details. The fragment hints at a business listing or firm address but provides no dates or operations.
The article argues foul breath ruins charm at close range, often caused by constipation and digestive disorders. It advises that painters and varnish workers may not notice their odor, while recommending Dr Moree’s Indian Root Pills as a cleansing remedy to expel impurities and improve breath.
A compact tri weekly issue recaps regional happenings in a bookish format. It compiles politics economy society and events, highlighting local figures institutions and place names with brief notes on each item. The tone reflects a period newspaper brief with emphasis on concise factual items.
A translated excerpt reports a German and Austrian offensive message to Poles promising liberty and independence while detailing brutal orders and executions in Polish towns. The piece contrasts German tries to justify occupation with atrocities described in Warsaw and Krakow front text from Wartime dispatches.
Mil lan Willan describes warm, windy weather with cool nights at high elevation, urging visitors to see Mitlan Ellinjas Zilla Falls and local beauty spots. He details settlers clearing land, building houses, and facing land and factory challenges, including a distant butter factory and railway site disputes.
A revived letter from Lieutenant BR Buller, Royal Australian Navy, describes mounted patrols inland near Herbertshoeb, a tropical paradise he views from a horse, and his rough experiences in New Guinea. He mentions capturing horses and German assets, dining with a local host, and the harsh conditions including malarial threats and botched transport.
A World War I era marching song about Australia’s call to mobilize for battle to Berlin. It pledges unity from Cape York to the Lenin and urges Australians to rally, fight the German foe, and return home with honor. The chorus proclaims victory and national resolve across all regions.
Fragments discuss Britain's defense and German strategy with references to Calais and a European war. notes include opinions on Kaiser's cleverness, invasion unlikely to be fought, and mentions of German and Australian elements in a broader conflict.
A Rossville copy relays a polemic attacking German culture and leadership, contrasting it with French civilization and its arts. The writer mocks perceived German cleverness, cites mercenary Prussian history, praises France’s contributions, and questions the alleged brilliance of German leadership and science.
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