Ladies Health Advice Offered at Sydney House
A public notice announces a free medical guidance session for women at the House of Health in Sydney. Mrs Barson and Dr Ray Vite lead the program, listing remedies for headaches stomach pains and various ailments. Sessions aim to help those who cannot afford full visits and promote Orange Lily Treatment products.
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White
Osford Street
Syiney
Guees Street
Beishane
Barson
Ray Vite
Cairns
Sytney
Sprain
Coomley
Celte Shire Council to Held Meeting Friday Evening
The Celte Shire Council will hold a meeting on Friday evening at 7 38. Residents are advised to attend as council agenda items include plans affecting local services and community projects.
Luxemburg Not Part of Belgium Independent Neutral Territory
The note explains Luxemburg is not Belgium but an independent neutral territory with its own rule. It discusses the pest being of Teutonic descent and mentions Premish as a language origin in districts between Ghent and the coast, and a German who supports union of Slav or Goren groups.
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Dugkiar
Kotan
Luxemberg
Belgium
Pest
Vessels Arrive at Cairne from Overseas Harbor
During October seven ships arrived at Cairne with a total registered tonnage of 12 884. The vessels were piloted to the wharves by harbor pilots after docking from overseas.
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Sranes
Cairne
Oversea
Special Abulance Meeting Hears Resignation and Proceedings
A Cairns Ambulance Centre committee holds a special meeting to consider the resignation of Superintendent and Secretary M J Hogan. The Cairns Hammons Court hears Ernest Shang v F Laundere over wages with a verdict for £4 11s 8d plus costs.
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Cairns
M. J. Hogan
A. B. Gibson
P.M
Cairns Hammons
Tuseday
Ernest Shang
F. Laundere
St. V. Hennam
Wittem
Visiting Cairns With Prof Wheeler in Australia
Visiting Cairns notes Professor Wheeler of Harvard University, an ex entomology expert, traveled to Australia with a scientific party but stayed behind to study Southern specimens in the Cereme district. He visited Mr. G. on a recent occasion to discuss entomology work.
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Cairns
Urefeesor
W. Wheeler
Harvard University
U.S.A
Wheeler
Australia
Ross
Cereme
Strand Hotel Temples Show Promoter's Full Range
Reports from Our Townsville correspondent KR Ward note Peapes and Co of Sydney will show a full range of temples at the Strand Hotel from November 2. The Adelaide Company's Tutcosia remedy is highlighted as a popular kidney treatment sold by WH Craig in Cairns. A proposal to loan the dredge to Brisbane was rejected by the Harber Board. Trinity Day is awaited to aid the channel.
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Peapes and Co
Sydney
Genes’ Tailorn End Outfitters
Strand Hotel
KR. Ward
Townsville
Adelaide
SRS
Heal
Brisbane
Cairns
Harber
Alleged False Statement in Unis District Case
A witness recounts statements about an alleged false statement made on May 1 in the Unis district. The dialogue notes confusion over the duration and a warrant for arrest, with a remark that the period seemed to be a month rather than two months in the district.
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Gan
Unis
Witmees
Auction Sale and Council Meetings in Marion Shire
Auction of valuable suburban allotments scheduled for Saturday at noon by Mr J G Moar. Marion Shire Council and a Water Authority meeting will be held on the ith instant. Also notes on trade board recommendations, beef prices, a steamer incident, and a criminal case with bail.
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J. G. Moar
Marion
Water Authority
Mulgrave Season Delayed by Rain Despite Planting Benefits
The Mulgrave district sees continued rain halting crushing operations though soil conditions improve for weed-free fields. Farmers with clear fields anticipate gains while workers strive to sustain output. A military ball last night raised funds for the Carmi District Hospital and the Red Cross, hosted by Cities Fore Company.
Sorthers HingtaLo Photo Feature At Cairns
Local interest centers on a new series of Howling Gren snapshots and the Cairns Pony and Galloway J.C. meeting. The Cairns Girls' School photo returns from last week with five views of the Minnie Moxham plant and scenes at Marveba Bar ron Mossman tran Victoria street saarkay and Klondyke Lagoon. War news and general topics fill pages, with paper shortages limiting further expansion of the tlevali section.
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Teesha
Cairns Pony and Galloway J.C
Cairns Girls’ School
Minnie Moxham Min
Barron
Marveba
Palace Theatre Vaudeville Show Pleases Large Audience
Last evening at the Palace Theatre the varied vaudeville programme pleased patrons. The Blanchards offered a strong musical act with beautiful bells. The audience enjoyed a brisk array of quaint sayings modern jokes and a well balanced pictures program. The Palace proprietors aim to cater for everybody and the crowd left well satisfied.
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Palace Theatre
Quarrel Ended in Shot Near Clifton Jail
A dispute outside the Clifton jail area led to a revolver being fired during an altercation involving Trewin and Alexander Tait. Two young women were involved as workers at the scene, with the incident ending as the officers called for calm at the employees' picnic close to the jail.
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Sydney
Clifton
Trewin
Alexander ‘Tait
Pricn
Tait
Conwin Letter Praises Chamersin’s Colic Remedies
Postmaster William E. McKay of Korami o New Zealand endorses Chamersin’s Colic and Biarroos Remedies as the preferred treatment citing past effectiveness. Message reflects local support for the remedy and trust in its efficacy.
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Chamerisin
Wiliam E. McKay
Korami*o
Queensland Parliament Debates Mine Act Amendment Bill
In Brisbane on November 3 the Legislative Council discussed the Mining Act Amendment Bill at first reading. The debate adjourned on the second reading stage amid discussions of related Family Maintenance matters.
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Brisbane
Legislative Council
Teatators Family
Meuse 6 bill on compulsory voting debated in Assembly
Mr Appel moves that Meuse 6 sittings consider introducing a bill to force enrolment and voting on polling day with penalties for non voters and safeguards for soldiers. Opposition questions practicality and broader franchise, while amendments for broader enrolment and abolition of property qualifications are rejected.
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Appel
Hamilton
Byron
Ajgel
Pundaberg
Weimer
Mr. Appel
Montenegro and Austria ignite Balkan war spillover
A chaotic report describes Montenegro invading Austria and aligning with Serbia. Austrian forces bombarded Barvaric and coastal towns while Montenegro claimed gains in Dalmatia, with mass mobilizations and heavy combat losses on both sides.
Royal Commission Hearing Duplicates Plague Brisbane Electoral Roll
The Royal Commission on Commonwealth electoral law sat in Brisbane with evidence from Laird Smith and Min Dent. They described 150 names duplicated on two rolls in one division and many electors appearing under both single and married names.
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Brisbane
Mesers
Tugh Sinclair
St. W
Furthher
Ivil
Wooddrees
Ataham Street
Cloria
Dent
Swire Dent
Lille
Laird Smith
Jaya
Ieion
Witneas
Lerhapa Foom
Thomas Dawid Cookshey
Enrolment Applications Questioned at Bundaberg Court
In Bundaberg the Electoral Court heard nearly 1900 new enrolment applications for the Hendaberg State roll and related Mangrave Port Curtis divisions. Over 1800 objections were dealt with. Henry William Mendy testified he had not been in the electorate two months and had no intent to reside there.
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Bundaberg
Getober
Hendaberg
Tumdalberg
Mangrave
Port Curtis
Musgrave
Hamilton
Henry William Mendy
Fairymead
Morland
Queensland
George Ryne
Exlani
Mareeba Notes from the Red Cross Meeting
The Mareeba branch of the Red Cross met at the School of Arts Hall on Friday. Mrs Jameson presided as did Miss Sutherland and others from Atherton and Mareeba. Minutes were read, collectors reported takings, and a larger total this month will be forwarded to Brisbane. a letter requested a roll in Bitochra and a local collector for the monthly fund. Tickets for the Red Cross and concert on November 4 were selling quickly with Kerr offering performances and local talent providing acts.
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Mareeba
Med Cross Society
School of Arts
Nall
Jamewn
Masdame Nicholls
Alvhen
Murray
Dowie
Atherton
Wells
Lawrence
Howland
Isley
Frater
Sutherland
Hampe
Brisbane
Mareta
O'Kents
Q'Kette
Local reminiscence mentions Chamberlain's Tables sale
A fragment recalls biliousness years ago and mentions W G Miller a Lindfield grocer and chemists selling Chamberlain's Tables to storekeepers and chemists, reflecting a historical health remedy note.
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W. G. Miller
Grocer
Lindfield
Chamberlain
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