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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1911
Page
4
Reports from Washington to Mexico City detail insurgent clashes in Chihuahua and calls for reform. A Vancouver Island steamer sinks and many perished or injured. a California disaster claims lives as a river disaster unfolds near Georgia. Elsewhere miners vote to continue strikes as Rhondda miners weigh a long series.
President Roosevelt told a California audience that he favored woman suffrage and noted no strong comparison to other women’s questions. He emphasized the ideal of a wife and mother and urged consideration of suffrage as part of broader social questions.
A fragmentary report covers the Cairns Aquatic Trophy event with multiple swimmers listed by name and time. The text mentions participants such as Swallow, Defender, and Gish among others, and notes fouling disqualifications and pacing delays affecting overall results.
A reader testimonial from Mrs Jane Roninem of a town claims rapid eczema cure within days after using a home remedy. The account describes years of itching and relief after starting the treatment, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
A severe blaze at the Tristgie Shirt Waist Company premises in New York kills fifty people, after starting on the sight floor. Rescue efforts unfold as investigators search for cause amid the crowded factory setting.
An advertisement for Dr Sheldon's Digestive Tabales promotes a remedy claimed to cure indigestion heartburn and acidity. The text lists a price of 2 shillings 6 pence per tin and notes availability from a seller titled Talviier.
The fragmentary text lists passengers and crew names toward Melbourne and Queensland ports, interleaved with medical jargon and references to parasitic diseases. It hints at maritime travel, health discussions, and a cultural aside about North American tastes and a brand called the “Ising Sun.”
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