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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
3
Town and Country notes list numerous local appointments and moves in Cairns and Brisbane including transfers of school staff and government roles. Mentions Lieut. Biggs visiting Cairns, MacDonnell family travels, and Robert Marmane appointed Student Assistant Entomologist amid broader obituary and military service references.
Mr George Scott Ross visits Cairns to discuss establishing a Seamen's Institute branch. He has long been connected with the Seamen Mission, which operates worldwide with branches in major ports. The aim is to aid sailors, with local support from the community and efforts to foster interdenominational care for mariners.
Vague ad copy proclaims Royal Dip controls proprietary cattle dipping across Clucemaland. It touts reliability and economy, promising “we Pay You we One Thin Baws” and popular dipmerg fluid to reduce trouble with long, unclear phrases.
The death is recorded of Sapper Clarence Bulmer, a returned serviceman, who died at Canrite De rer Mospial on Wednesday. He was 38, previously worked on a farm at Edmonton, and had suffered from injuries and illness related to service. He was admitted to Casas District Hospital, and burial arrangements are to be announced by the church at 2 pm for the new cemetery.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century discussion urges education reform and gender equity as essential for social progress. It argues education benefits workers and families, advocates womanhood and child welfare, and cautions against neglect of children and the poor. The piece links economics, socialism, and civic duties to a healthier society.
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