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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1929
Page
12
A fragmented 19th century letter discusses sugar as a cheap food and future demand, noting science aiding the sugar industry and the need for properly labeled products. It reflects concerns about taste and public reception of commentary on industry and agriculture.
In a report on mechanisation the Minints describe increased machine gun deployment and artillery support. They note more infantry units equipped with machine guns and heavier centralized artillery, signaling a broader modernization of forces.
Innisfail report describes Dunten presenting charges against Hans Joseph Alwood for grievous bodily harm and Ernest Bielenbor, with other defendants involved after an evening where intoxication led to a disturbance. A Parrott case and a noted assault on a police direction are referenced, with trial slated for Cairns next sittings.
London reports on Professor A M Low addressing the Institute of Patentees. He presented views on aviation and mechanical progress, asserting expert opinions about emerging tech trends and potential applications in industry.
A dated advertisement lists Bolands prices on seamless silk and wool hosiery and a range of frocks in voiles crepe de chine and georgette. Pieces include pretty little frocks for girls, white voile designs, and a smart sleeved frock with Paris glace trim, with prices from 1/6 to 90 shillings.
Moscow reports a signed agreement giving Russian Oil an equal share of the British market alongside others. The accord does not compensate oilfield owners whose properties the Soviet has confiscated.
The text ponders whether growth will exceed past experiences and asks what Britain’s fair Dominion share could supply if this year’s self-sufficiency falters. It reflects on agricultural prospects and market timing, mentioning a March 1 reference and John Mann’s note on the word Cuba.
Mexico City on February 2 reports Miss Morrow taking three abortive flights near Valbuena field. Col Lindbergh flew a borrowed commercial plane despite a prior accident while Miss Morrow remained nervous before the first flight but both ended smiling.
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