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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
1
Agents post and Herald publish a warning notice warning readers on harmful materials and safety procedures. The clipping references the alert from the Post and the Herald.
Shipping movements show routine routes with vessels like Butns, Pel and Co Ltd and others. The schedule notes weekly departures and arrivals along southern ports and harbors, with references to vessels such as Poet Douglas and Tommartite.
Fragmented OCR text shows a maritime or town meeting style notice with scattered names and times. It mentions Sunday morning events, local places, and references to towns or places like Toweneitie Prva and Towmarili, with unclear dates and counts.
The page lists merchants and market activity in London. It notes dealers, tradesmen, and various market locations with scattered details about stalls and venues. The fragmentary text references a directory entry and the London address in F.C.
A fragmented OCR item references Mivelus Street Cairns and entities Jack & Sewell and Church Ants: Porward with stray text on commirston agests. The readable portion hints at a local arts buildings notice or advertisement in Cairns.
A fragmented text discusses the Riddle of the Sphinx, deciphering ancient language roots, vowels, and cross language readings. It mentions temple origins, Greek and Hebrew links, Memnon and Hades, and methods of decoding inscriptions across cultures.
A Randwick Labor Electoral Council meeting approves resolutions denouncing the Gaming and Betting Act and urging Premier to resign. The text calls for accountability of the government and allied figures, criticizing monopolies and urging action on education and military matters.
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