11 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment from a Caledonian paper references a chemist and a remedy. It mentions pills, medicines, and a dubious claim of free distribution. Names, dates, and places are unreadable. The text shows publication noise rather than a coherent event.
William E. Walling argues in the New York Tribune that German reports of widespread mutiny are exaggerated. He says disturbances were limited to pamphlet circulation among sailors and that German official rhetoric masks a stronger anti revolts sentiment. The piece examines motive, aiming to bolster discipline, deflect Pan German propaganda, and shield the chancellor from Reichstag critique.
An analysis argues that German and Austrian mutinies are exaggerated by German propaganda and that true revolutionary energy lies with the democratic German people. It warns that German agents push rumors of a peaceful democratic move abroad to soften terms in peace talks while aiming to spark revolutions at home.
Aged storekeeper Lewie Henry Salmon 60, a furniture dealer on Bishop's Road Parlington, was found gagged and bound in his shop. Police suspect robbery turned violent. Salmon had connections to Crippen, who bought items there to dispose of his wife's remains. Salmon’s death follows the gruesome Crippen affair with tied limbs, torn lip, and signs of a brutal struggle.
In a home health note the Magnetic Liniment is advertised as a universal remedy for emergencies. The claim says it banishes pain and heals cuts and rheumatic pains, with claims of toothache relief and general healing. Sold everywhere through chemists at listed prices.
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