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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item touts a bowel and vein health potion sold as a guaranteed, easy to take tablet. Claims of widespread chemist availability and satisfaction, with vague references to brands and endorsers.
London July 26 British stocks rise as Australian Cable Service reports gains. Market observers note improved investor sentiment with five percent higher prices on key rails and telecommunication issues. Strong enthusiasm follows record ENW/15 performance and anticipated further growth.
A synthetic cent priced under one tenth of the fumes themed from flowers assists efforts near the South of Prange to destroy the renowned pecfanie tuieiry, with authorities focusing on coverage and action in regional outlets.
A long discussion notes the strain of pensions with about 700,000 dependents and warnings of fraud risks. It questions mass retirees and analyzes the balance of welfare against potential communist influence, urging retrenchment and reform while highlighting jury system issues and political vigilance in Victoria.
The report details a shrinking banana consignment from the Far North to the Southern market, dropping last week by 74 cases. It notes prior peak production and profit. railway earnings once reached about £40,000 annually with £2,000 to £30,000 distributed to growers and carriers. It calls for reviving tropical belt agriculture and related labor activities.
Mr GW Martens and MMAR visited the Tally General Hagia with hospital committee members and met Matron Sather during a weekend inspection. Mrs Dans Evans celebrated with Miss Dans Evans and Mrs J in a social gathering, with gifts and a cake, as Townsville tied to the joyful wedding- or celebratory event.
July 25 at El Arish saw a close match between El Arish and Silkwood State teams. El Arish won by nine points as Goolineff Hall and Sauith starred for the winners while Shana Han added a late try for Silkwood. Teams listed. Post match plans announce another sign and sports event in September by local groups. Rev A S Sinclair visits weekly and El Arish Band of Hope reports 25 in attendance at last meeting.
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes power struggles and public manipulation during a disputed rule. It notes reliance on persuasion over reliable alternatives, concerns about corruption, and the leadership’s attempt to justify authority while opponents are muted.
A fragmented report notes Aly and other figures at a nomination event and lists visitors including James Keely, Cowan, Hinching, and Raph Mankay. Mentions Cairns, Woodecta, Brisbane, Evelyn, and a visit to Herberton with trips to the Dey River area.
The piece analyzes Dr Earle Page’s tariff proposals and their potential effects on Australia’s economy. It argues exchange costs would fall mainly on export industries and taxpayers, warns against relying on tariffs as a crisis measure, and contrasts past and current production costs in metals and dairy to show how domestic manufacturing could lower prices if costs drop.
A fragmentary local note describes a pursuit near a Mossman road project. Thieves escaped with goods while a resident police officer and several inspectors visited Upper Duistres road, with Mr Andrews and other engineers observing ongoing construction and local arrivals.
Atherton hosts a farewell for Miss Yanna Hallmen at the Church of England Brotherhood House with plans for her marriage to Mr A Purdie at Christmas. The Tableland Tennis Association announces its annual championship tournament at Atherton on August 13 with multiple events open to Cairns and district players. three top courts are now available after a new court was built.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Horticulrture Society display at an agricultural show with several exhibits by members. Text is garbled but mentions Mrs and Mr individuals and display details.
In Melbourne the president of the Taxpayers Association of South Australia outlines a case against land tax before Prime Minister J Lyons in Canberra. He argues the tax lowers production costs and should be replaced by government expenditure cuts rather than new revenue forms.
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