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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1918
Page
1
A Gympie reader praises a treatment that cured an ailment after weeks of suffering. He credits the doctor for transforming his health, allowing him to earn a living and support his wife and family. The letter claims widespread recognition and mentions free consultations and testimonials.
The passage extols women's total commitment to victory and postwar economic stability. It lauds industrial effort and patriotism, noting men and women sacrificing for freedom, with a call that women’s resolve will shape future policy and unity after hardship.
Readable fragments mention an official action with a deadline and local authorities. The text is incomplete, but suggests a public notice or sale process requiring timely compliance. Further context or legible names and dates are needed to specify parties and actions.
Fragmented text argues policy in the Allied world era favors revenue and allied agreements over imperial aims. It cites President Wilson and criticisms of Britain's and Germany's roles, stressing settlement by the people and opposition to domination or greed. It critiques leaders and their motives in shaping a just peace.
The column notes a shift from recent showers to dry weather with bitterly cold nights, the coldest in memory, and hints at drought risk. It mentions residents considering outlying mineral country areas, a frost season impact on youth, and plans to move a Pelton wheel pumping plant from Table Land.
Fragmentary 1855 reminiscences recount the Palmer goldfield voyage from Cooktown to Red Mithan Sugar Mill aboard Leichhardt and Blackboy Jerry. The diary notes pioneer encounters, the Cardwell port call, unloading tasks, and a notable tale of a man who failed when tested.
A garbled early 20th century style piece mentions a Kisecy factor and Beeser. It references a plan or event at a place called Sireetl with aims tied to a victory on a date around Ka 26 with a price 2/6. The text is unreadable in places and unclear about participants or outcomes.
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