John Walker to Visit Queensland as Moderator General
The Reverend John Walker, Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia and Tasmania, is due to visit Queensland soon. He has long influenced the church, served as chaplain in the war, and his family contributed notably to war efforts. He travels from South and West Australia to visit congregations in the state until September, bringing a strong personal leadership and dedication.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of Australia
Tasmania
Cairns
Sydney
Australia
John Walker
Queensland
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Australia
Qevensland
Froet
South Australia
West Australia
Visi
German Coal Accord Faces Empire Council Opposition
Berlin reports the Government will meet strong resistance from the Empire Economic Council over the coal agreement. Coal experts warn four percent of German industry could be suspended if the pact is pushed through.
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Berlin
Empire Economic Council
Marsupial Market Report from Brisbane
Brisbane reports from J MacTaggart Bros note opossums, kangaroos and wallabies easier to sell, cattle yarded brisk with prices improving on last week. Sheep 9800 penned. lambs about five hundred. prime beef to 48 shillings. cow beef 45. Prices for cattle and sheep varied by seller, with several lots listed from Holroyd Goomeri Storh Woolooga Laidley Kilkivan and others.
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Brisbane
MacTaggart Bros
Walla
acTaggart Bros
Micklethwait
Holroyd
Goomeri
Storh Bros
Woolooga
J. A. Berkley
Laidley
Fred Hewson
Rayele
Kilkivan
Ens
Fenwicks Stock Report From Brisbane Sales
Fenwick and Co salesmen in Brisbane report July 14 and 15 market activity for sheep, cattle, hides, calps, and wool. Prices edged lower for leather and hides with dull demand, wool merinos showing inquiry, crossbreds in demand after small price declines, and a total of 1749 sheep and lambs plus 497 cattle and calves sold.
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Fenwick &Co
Brisbane
Pfair
Omday
Prohibition Debate and Youth Folly in Aged View
A writer critiques recent remarks by J Fihelly targeting wiser officials of the previous government. The piece muses on laws of nature, youth folly, and maturity, comparing human conduct to cat behavior, then questions prohibition in a social center and public attitudes toward state hotels and taxation.
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J. Fihelly
Commonwealth shanties and cyclone memories in the district
The letter recalls Italian farmers selling holdings to pursue other ventures after the 1918 cyclone wrecked homes and improvements. It notes roads in poor condition, a traveling troupe visiting, a Bucklands school fundraiser, and a debate on a community building for Babinda. It mentions cane growers, sugar prices, electoral roll updates, and road safety concerns with horse riders and lamps.
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Commonwealth
Musical Wanderers
Bucklands
School of Arts
Keep Youthful With Rot Verdant Face Powder
An advertisement touts Rot Vervn Face Powder as safe for skin to preserve youth. It claims no starch, purity, refinements, and direct application without fear. Sold by Craig's Pharmacy with a brisk emphasis on age-defying charm.
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Craig
Csirns
Pinkettes laxative advertised by Dr. Williams Co
Firm promotes Pinkettes as a gentle laxative to aid digestion after heavy meals. It claims to prevent congestion and liver over-stimulation, urging households to keep a bottle on hand and offering samples via the Dr Williams Medicine Co Sydney with Cairns Post mention.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Sydney
Cairns
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