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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a Darwin area assault case with mentions of a person claiming damages and a home confrontation. No clear victim, date, or location beyond scattered references to officials and an unresolved legal action.
Fragmentary report from London cites Mr Thomas urging railwaymen to seize a beacon of coal industry change. The piece notes prevalent talk of another strike and calls for restraint as workers press for demands amid unrest.
Melbourne reports a statement implying robust coastal passenger services. The article notes a substantial set of indicators and asserts that Australian coastal transport compares favorably with global coastal passenger services.
Melbourne report July 5 states boxer Dencio died from cerebral malaria. The item notes a court martial or inquiry connected to prisoners, ordered by Captain Cruist after a wartime incident. The fragmentary text suggests wartime proceedings and casualties among boxers and prisoners.
Mr White reports swift relief after using Doan's Ointment for piles. He describes urgent symptoms easing quickly and credits the product for a marked recovery. The testimonial promotes Doan's as a preventive and remedy sold by McClellan Co with available receipts.
Fragmentary OCR shows a rape case reference with cryptic notes and phone numbers. Details are unclear but indicate police involvement and impending court action.
Fragmentary text shows labor government criticized for employing workers in England and elsewhere. Protest notes claim government failed to support workers and pressed platform changes. Readable names and full context are unavailable in the clipped source.
Fragmentary dispatch notes attempted murder and political tension involving figures named Alexander and Gotaberlat. Mentions cabinet in conflict, arrests ordered by government, and possible international involvement from Soviet, Britain, and Japan. Text is garbled and hard to parse.
Brisbane July 5. As a result of repeated applications by the Brisbane master bakers, no increase in bread prices has been authorised. Despite a 62 thrust on flour a step seen by wholesalers, retail bread prices will remain steady with no rise to Houma.
Fragmented OCR recounts a deadly incident on Limestone Street with a man firing a weapon and a woman wounded. The text is garbled but mentions a murder by own action, a man kneeling, a bullet wound, and a tragic scene at a refreshment house morning hours.
A fragile Commonwealth dispute appears to widen over enrollment details as Maranoa Roll events face new complications. Key figures and local agencies weigh in on the contested listings and potential implications for the upcoming procedures.
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as a cure for nervous exhaustion and fatigue. Reading claims men and women suffer from worn nerves and blood deficiency, and that Pink Pills revive the nervous system and restore strength. The ad urges readers to obtain the remedy from medical dealers at 4 shillings per box.
A fragmented OCR item lists a general merchants matter labeled Porwan and an abizet commission. Details are sparse but indicate an official action or designation affecting merchants in a local district, with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
The Nawling Clay secretary lists participating residents and guests including J. Bh a President, Misa shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bariteo, Cusran, Dor Fisaasoa, and The New Zealanders Parker Hetherington Coutts. They plan bowling from Tuesday evening through Saturday with Thursday afternoon reserved for an HOF permit and district adverts. Officials will decide on final arrangements and extensions as needed to suit weekend play.
NSW farmers face potato scab caused by Rhizoctonia solani. A Department trial tested seed treatment dipping with a formalin-free solution, noting it reduced scab when tubers were dipped before planting and kept under cold storage for up to two hours. Results suggest potential for use by growers, with careful maintenance of solution temperature and exposure time.
Classified ad lists premiares and vehicle classes with properties near Mulgrave Mill and 20 acres of various plantings. Describes houses, harness, chaff-cutter, cattle, horses, and 75 acres under cultivation. Mentions prices from 200 to 5500, terms 90 and easy payments. notes locations in Mul Mambledon, Gordonvale, Cairns and invites calls.
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