Northern team triumphs over Brisbane in Labor Day clash
In a spirited Labor Day match the Northern touring squad defeated Brisbane by a commanding display. Key players B Williams Rows Barns and Glasheen starred while Thompson limited Williams’ scoring. The North dominated forwards and backs, with McMillan Culhane and Witebell contributing to the decisive victory.
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Brisbane
Piamuge
Sein Frera
Guo Enitie
Ir Trenamen
Raterday
B. Willams
K. Rows
C. Barns
BM. Mit~chen
A. Milla
J. Cathane
J. Prady
W. Sugmre
Wm.” Glasheen
Thompson
Williame
Ress
McMillan
Culhane
HL. Witebell
Tentre
Zara
Williams
Riue
Moat Aportacadar
Anthone
Soeur
Barns
Queensland
Kishane
Mela Phe
John
Date Goomes Ripe Self-Raining Float Recipe
A fragmented recipe notes a mix of ingredients including magar salt utter and milk with dates. The text mentions batter preparation and a ten minute bake but is garbled, limiting clear steps or quantities.
Fables and Finance Link in a Labor Struggle Tale
A reader notes that teaching and belief shape wages and employment. The piece argues rising prices and rationing hurt industry, while profits collapse yet unions resist wage cuts. It links historical fables to modern labor pain, warning of unemployment and calls for production profitability, cheaper living, and broader exports.
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Lye NW
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Over-Worked Women and Kidney Health Warned
An article argues that many housewives face heavy labor in all weathers leading to fatigue and bodily ills. It blames inactive kidneys for symptoms like backache and nervous low mood and promotes Dr Sheldon’s Pills as a remedy, selling in sealed containers at 1/9.
Fees drive debate over international copyright rules
The text reports on B class radio stations facing royalty fees and the International Copyrights Convention. Mr R Green notes variations in copyright protections and adaptations. Government investigations proceed to assess whether charges are excessive with potential inquiries for relief if needed.
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New Zealand
Kevan Cae
Daniels Garage
Labor Leader Visits Mareeba Delivers Tobacco Policy
Mareeba May 5. Labor leader Yoram Smith visited Chewko area and spoke on tobacco farming prospects. He linked revival of tobacco with new wealth for farmers and unemployment relief, urged import restrictions, and backed a marketing board and financing for curing sheds and water supplies. He criticized tariff changes affecting local producers and called for support for fertilizer access and farm infrastructure.
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Umder
Earle Page
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Labor Gov
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