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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1928
Page
4
Dental authorities promote a new whitening treatment promising fast transformation. A coated film on teeth supposedly absorbs discolorations from food and smoke, renewing a coral colored gum line as dull teeth become dazzling.
A fragmented Melbourne account discusses scientific progress and the development of irrigation, technology, and industry. It references committees and notable figures such as Ken Nesteali and Merton Shaheen while noting global wealth and national potential in science and exploration.
Mixed readable text describes conflict around public transport and road safety. Mentions private enterprise versus city authority, ministerial statements, and plans affecting trams and buses. Notes concerns about hospital matters and federal authority, with references to public works and conservation.
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion on migration commission duties and Parliament’s control. The text references the Commonwealth and Federal Government, governance roles, and critiques of staffing and policy direction impacting national administration.
A fragmented Sydney letter recalls holiday rituals, theatre and opera plans, and a crowded First National Gravis Week event with athletes and hosts from New South Wales. It notes theatre expansions, the looming price war in buses, and a celebrity wedding spectacle at St James Church with Miss Matra Brady among the guests.
Miss Maseha Malouf wed Engelis Savegh in Mary Magdalene Church Rose Bay. The ceremony featured linked white satin gowns bridal veils orange blossom rail and flowers with guests at the bride’s parents home reception and a prior party at the Malach residence Dudley Road.
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