To Cure a Cough
A fragmented item notes remedies for a cough with unclear authors and mixed letters. The readable portion mentions medical advice and generic cures, but lacks concrete details or identifiable figures.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
2
A fragmented item notes remedies for a cough with unclear authors and mixed letters. The readable portion mentions medical advice and generic cures, but lacks concrete details or identifiable figures.
The notice offers cash trading terms for various goods and notes rising prices. It mentions quotations on items including steak tins, asparagus, kekumg powder, rice, and aeroseme, aiming at cash customers and emphasizing quality.
Listing shows J P Pease cartheons wilt sale by public auction at Chambers Cairns rooms on Saturday the 17th at 12 o'clock. Items include hardware tools bridles wire nets saddles groceried and farm gear. Also cane farm leasehold and freehold properties with terms and inspection offered. Additional farms advertised with acreage and proximity to Babind and tramway rights.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a 9 PM time and unclear content. The readable portion provides no identifiable people, places, or events to summarize beyond the date and time.
Insolvency proceedings reference special lines of underclothing and child wear in a case before Mr Justice Shand. The terse note outlines a dispute over garb items and related claims, with emphasis on goods description and parties involved.
Senator Pearce pledges a monthly provision of 5300 soldiers across states with allocations for Wales Victoria South Australia West Australia and Tasmania and outlines daily rates for officers and carers. The message urges enlistment with calls to join today and notes allowances for dependents.
The Caires Jockey Club announces its annual meeting with Wrights declared as contenders. D C Miller is listed among the participants amid a busy season lineup.
Beath Bebrough dies in Innisfail on the ithim beloved wife of the late J T Beabrough master mermer and mother of Mrs Browhall Mrs Bisieesy in Cairnsorough district noting surviving family and location of death.
Fragmented notice describes postal rates and scheduling with unclear names and dates. mentions weekly bookings and a man named Albert and a family relation. text is corrupted with OCR errors leaving partial phrases about delivery, prices, and a July reference.
London July 13 reports mixed metal prices withLead quoted at 8/6 per unit and 10 feet, silver and other metals showing varied rates. Market notes indicate currency and trade adjustments affecting base metal values.
The text discusses the Mulgrave Central Mill example and suggests local board of directors should handle interest and redemption processes to satisfy farmers. It emphasizes farmers’ interests and the Decemery payment mechanism, seeking a satisfactory arrangement for the local community.
A Babinda meeting is proposed to elect a seven member Advisory Committee to oversee cane supply issues, with aims to influence local interests and gain a voice in the directorate and authorities. The move seeks practical matters over trivialities and hinges on future representation and official guidance.
Nyala Fate Cream soap cake promoted as a skin beautifying toilet soap by Keil, chemist. The advertisement highlights cosmetic uses and appeals to consumers seeking improved skin appearance through a soap product.
Townsville council opening tenders for lease of its hotel and theatre. Only bid from Mr Coyle offered £12 weekly, £35 monthly preferred rental, with a £1000 bond required.
The Cairm Caledonian Association hosts a grand concert and dance in the Cadisiioees Hall this evening with the theme Blood and Iron. The event promotes Allied war effort and iron supply, while Dr. F F Meredith of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry offers to attend patients in Suffers, Marchan daily for one month.
The Advinide Company reports the cargo steamer Cantera is due to arrive at Cairns from the south aboard Tith beat. The policy remains in effect though remanded for seabase matters to the District Court now.
A man named Hart Olesen was charged before Mr A B Gibson P M in the Police Court on Tuesday with stealing six shillimen, the property of Charlee Crawford. The defense was by Mr Abi Murray. After evidence was heard the P M convicted and sentenced to two months hard labor in Cairns jail, with a special train arranged to depart and the party to arrive at Cairns Saturday morning.
A signed, muddled message from last week touts a corn remedy as miraculous. It claims to rapidly remove corns and shape toes, urging readers to try the treatment offered by Colt Vice Regal Chemist.
A. Kennett, former superintendent of the Callns Ambulance Service, is reported to take over leadership after a period of vacancy. Officials indicate Kennett’s prior experience will guide reforms and service improvements.
At Cairne Summon Court Tuesday morning Michael Sargeant pleaded guilty before P M A B Gibgon to carrying firearms on Sunday in the Redionch district Hy maid he did not think it was illegal, the court heard.
Despite inclement weather, Palace Theatre schedules proceed as planned with performances continuing, crowd turnout affected by conditions, and venue staff coordinating safety and access for patrons.
The next meeting of the W.C.T.T. is announced for Wednesday, July ist. Mrs. A. KX. Wade ll wishes to note that his brother will handle business during his absence, with terms strictly cash. Women share thanks for clothing contributions from Mrs. Teeksley Turner Hopkins Kamerunga Pine Salathiel Hutson Freshwater.
A Cairns public meeting linked to the Cleveland Patriotic Day movement is set for tomorrow night at the Council Chambers. Mayor will preside at 1 P M Saturday when Mr B Gibbs of Bolants boat department departs for England. colleagues presented him with a gold watch and pendant.
An old advertisement touts a baby teething remedy called 15s BABY CywOSs 7, claiming it soothes infants and provides rest for distressed mothers. It notes the product is made from a prescription, tied and proved effective, obtainable from Craig Vice Integral Chemist in Abbott Street, Cui ns.
The Cairns Branch of the A N A met on Monday night with good attendance. President Frank Grahims presided. G Hoare resigned as a member. the Board of Directors supported soliciting funds to protect the Commonwealth. A half yearly balance sheet was read and adopted.
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