Fragmentary item notes Freie fade and civic matters
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Freie fade and brief civic or committee references with unclear names. The readable parts show no definite event, date, or location to anchor a clear news item.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
3
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Freie fade and brief civic or committee references with unclear names. The readable parts show no definite event, date, or location to anchor a clear news item.
A clipped midcentury note traces Japan’s naval ambitions and diplomacy with the United States, mentioning interpellations in the House of Representatives, naval policy debates, and ministers of marine. It references Admiral Kato and calls for cooperation amid mounting regional competition, framed as a cautious diplomatic exchange.
Berlin reports describe a mass disturbance on March 78 as police move to restore order after clashes in Elsleben. Looting and damage were reported near a bank and cigar bases with attacks on vehicles and public property. Officials say the violence began with an alleged explosion plot and involved a radical group linked to the mining districts.
A New York dispatch reports a planned propaganda effort to sway Congress to support a rapprochement with the Soviet Union. The piece critiques alleged attempts to influence policy through speeches and covert channels, citing fears of economic and political concessions amid tensions with Britain and Mexico.
The Australian paper reports on Roosevelt and naval officials discussing Pacific operations. The March note references leadership roles, airpower planning, and alliance coordination amid postwar defense considerations.
A damaged notice from Drisane dated March 26 lists a consignment for Queensland loaded on the steamer Foremen om Saturday night. It includes 146 cases of machine parts and 21 packages of gun- hardware, to be shipped to the southern region with space available for further clearance.
A March 28 dispatch from Constantinople reports a Kemalist commando unit retreated after Turkish forces were driven back by Greek troops. Greek messages claim a disciplined advance across the front and capture of positions as Turkish forces abandon rich booty. About 50,000 Turkish troops reportedly withdrawn to safer lines as Greek pressure increases.
A garbled note from Suva mentions Marel 2 Sodhu and an alleged Iv thee leader in Eijk. Deportation and immigration status are referenced with unclear details and no specific dates or outcomes. Further readable facts are needed to confirm identity, charges, or destination.
An advertisement touts Rewer's Extract as a permanent harmless lotion that restores natural hair color within 24 hours. It claims to remove grey hair and freckles, promises odorless use, and offers a free pamphlet. Agents named W H Green advertise Cairn Townsville and branches.
Reports from Sydney and Melbourne detail boxing outcomes with names such as Eugene Velaire WAIN Joe Sypimonds Bert Sosran Spargo and Symonda. The May event in Sydney included a 20 round decision while Melbourne saw Spargo win by knockout and Symon push to the ropes in the ninth round.
Queensland bowlers face a busy Saturday with top contenders from the Northern and Suburbs circuit. Details on Peatacam and Pyrentiga are noted as key participants in the event.
New York report states Charles Phiddocke of the University of Southern California likely set a world 40 yard dash record at 20.45 seconds. Details unclear due to garbled text but the claim centers on a USC athlete achieving a top sprint time.
A scrambled report from New York cites Marc Tilden and others discussing Audralle Meys and participation in the Davie Cup amid references to Fernie Jen, English armament, and the Abittah championship site at Wimbledon. The piece mentions June events and potential absences from Australia, with European coverage noting confusion over players and venues.
In London the miners federation held a conference amid industry tensions. Disputes over price controls and restructured rates on fields prompt debate as owners resist a decontrol move. March plans catalyze potential changes in the sector.
Fragmentary OCR describes a supposed acid neutralizing remedy using a prep called Blaurated Maxuoua with claim of universal cure. It mentions halved teaspoon doses in water and rapid relief of acidity and related symptoms. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or sourcing.
Local Cairns supplier Brodnee Merchants and Forwarding promotes stock for Mylthoid and Coyner's Cuttie Dip. Sole agents offer log and Saxo Timber products and a range of Maaurtt and fertiliser. P O Box 110.
Page lists numerous garments with sale prices including bras camisoles peas and undergarments. Items span houses, fancy wear, gowns and accessories with varied prices from fractions to several shillings. The display emphasizes a sensational sale with extensive reductions and multiple vendors shown.
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