Mareeba Barron River bridge debate on local development
This Mareeba column reviews past talks on building a Barron River bridge, notes expected gains from linking the town with Emerald Creek district, and cites correspondence from public lands officials and local advocates urging action despite prior funding rejection. It also recounts broader US Britain Ireland and Genoa Conference reflections and their impact on diplomacy.
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Mareeba
Walsh and Tinarco
Emerald Creek
Acy River
Barron River
Cats
Tee
A. R. Macdonald
Mareeba Goldfield
Costin
Harley
Bago G Sane
Il Aising
Ae le Ealth
Review of George Harvey's London arrival by The Times
The Times praised US Ambassador George Harvey for facing hard realities in London. He argued the US would not join the League of Nations or enter definite pacts with other powers, stressing independence and truth over idle theory. He warned against international meddling and emphasized practical fidelity.
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Bition
United States
Supreme Council
Council of the
League of Nations
Genoa
George the Third
George the Fifth
Nathan
Philad
Ireland
Reeth
Atlantic
Pacific
Washington
Harding
Chequers
Hughes
Lord Curzon
Harvey
Britain
America
Anglo Amrican
Great Britain
Edward Price Bell
Ofice
London
George Harvey
Times
Harvey Keew
Mr. Balfour
M. Drisad
Buat
bin Intent
Lis
Practical home remedy for darkening grey hair
East Perth resident Miss A Adams known as Mother and Grandmother shares a simple homemade formula to darken hair. Mix half pint water with one ounce Bay Rum a quarter ounce Orlex Compound and a quarter ounce Glycerine. apply twice weekly until the shade darkens.
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A. Adams
East Perth
West Australia
Settle that cold with Watson's No 10 Whisky
Agents Samuel Allen and Soms Lad in Cairns seek a warm remedy as winter bites. The notice hints at a whisky purchase with Watsons No 10 as a remedy before you step into the chill of the day.
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Samuel Allen
Cairns
Change in national British face sparks debate on John Ball type
Sir Arthur Keith describes a shifting English look as jaws and palates modernize in skeletal studies. He notes rabbit mouths and contracted palates rise with post medieval diets, predicting a taller, slimmer future man as diet shifts to soft foods.
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John Ball
Anchor Keith
Arthur Keith
Royal College of Surgeons
Sir Arthur
Keith
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