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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
14
The text discusses European wages, American conditions, and labor influence on workers. It notes Franсh and American factory studies, questions about causation between labor and worker demeanor, and cautions against quick conclusions about industrial effects across borders.
The article notes cinema venues increasingly hosting live music and orchestras, transforming theaters into venues of sound alongside films. Patrons, once unexposed to orchestral music, are described as surprised and intrigued by these musical performances.
Society women increasingly wash their own hair not for economy but to protect it from harsh chemicals. A pure sanitified liniment is recommended for a gentle, greaseless cleanse. it creates a rich lather with water, rinses easily, leaves hair brilliant, soft, fluffy, and looking thicker while removing dust dandruff and buildup.
The Maltrasa of Patiala writes in the Sunday Express criticizing mock tales of Indian rulers as wasteful. He notes editors and big houses promote lavish myths, while princes insist they work hard governing vast states with cabinets, courts, and public services, not idle luxury.
A fragmented audience program lists 7 a.m. to noon and afternoon sessions with announcers, music segments, social news, and weather. It mentions The Daily Mail courtesy, The Courier, and various performers, with transitions through the day from morning to close down.
A starving wanderer returns to the house of his birth two weeks after fleeing. He recalls harsh punishments for theft and hunger drives him to the pantry window where he climbs in. Auntie discovers him and cries out that Tom the rat has fallen into the cream tub.
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