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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
6
A fragmentary notice reports a cure claim for infantile paralysis tied to a Dr Tage MR and a clinic. The garbled text omits clear names, dates, or locations, but signals urgency and seeks expedited medical guidance. The item reflects a historical sensational claim amid uncertain attribution.
A jumble of names and travel notes lists residents and visitors including Mrs GJ Ridwounds Yumgahurra in Cairns, Mr Cloutier and Mr Appion connected to Brisbane, several locals departing for the south or returning from weekends, and mentions of hotels, Strand stays, and transport by the Sava with scattered addresses and occupations.
A wedding at St Mames Church last Wednesday united Miss Elsie Brown and Mr. J Browns Thatcher. The bride wore an ivory gown with georgette tunic, embroidery, Ruth pearl headpiece, and orange bouquet. Guests from Mrs Owen’s family and friends attended, bouquets were given, and a reception followed at Mrs A Towns residence with a dainty breakfast and many presents.
A bizarre Cairns scene unfolds as a garbled sentence mix mocks clear meaning. The text implies a misread or corrupted message about entrusting orders and a mismatched description of a fashion or goods display, ending with an unclear praise or label for locals.
The article discusses traditional water delivery, irrigation methods, and the challenges of expanding irrigation in arid plains. It mentions underground channels, open sprinkler systems, and the costs and benefits of various approaches, noting the impact on local farming and the need for reliable water supply for crops. It also references historical figures and regional practices, highlighting the tension between old wisdom and modern irrigation demands.
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