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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 31, 1947
Page
5
A World of Science explainer notes two weak spots in the body’s system for heart blood supply. It describes how high blood pressure and kidney interactions drive a dangerous cycle that raises pressure and damages organs, with doctors exploring ruptures in the blood flow to the heart and kidney.
Decoms edective a from July 1 1947 for a period of 13 oatha and travel tf reviewed at the Pe eel cep. The total receipts for April amounting to the passing for payment of counts. The following aas to be forwarded to Bim for pst mer wees. Mir W Ward elected chairman and T McElhinney deputy chairman. Personal Ms Lorraine Francs eft by sient om Saturday for Spiers.
A fragmented clipping mentions a dramatic song and literary works, noting themes of youth, world improvement, and writing by a named author. It references translations, publications, and an alleged British investigation link, with a cryptic line about "They Came to S67."
A physician recalls a 10 year old Trevor M tackle of scarlet fever with edema and kidney involvement. The doctor cites urine tests, urgent care, and a plan for admission, fluids, diet, and close follow up to monitor recovery and convalescence. The narrative reflects early 20th century clinical observations and patient management.
The article notes copper sprays are used in dilution as labeled and warns caterpillars are the most destructive pest. Caterpillars detect and lay eggs on moths, strip young leaves, feed on young fruit, and bore inside. It mentions DDT as a possible next step after initial spraying.
The article describes making plant labels from sheet metal or wood, with waterproof pencil inscriptions. It explains sizes from four to nine inches long, one inch thick, and explains securing labels by wire spirals, loops, or pushing into coil or plant, noting durability of metal tips and prevention of plant strangulation.
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