Fire Dangers and Proposed Legislation in Brisbane
In Brisbane the Minister of Lands introduced a bill to improve rural fire protection and control. The measure allows proclamations in parts of the State during dangerous summer periods and creates a State advisory board to guide fire prevention. Regulations address careless handling and local administration, with permits not required for certain actions.
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Brisbane
Air
Instan
Bern
Moore
Mon Pow Tn Ho
Boy Drowns During Townsville Picnic
A 400 ame Alfred Nicholson drowned in deep water near the Ross River weir wall after a family picnic. Relatives and friends swam earlier. the body was recovered about 7:43 PM near the last sighting following an unprocessed report to police.
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Townsville
Alfred Nicholson
Ross River
Pauliee
Cairns Agents Market Dewar Whisky to Finest Batch
Samuel Allen and Shatin Ltd of Cairns act as agents for a bend of Dewar s Whisky thoroughly matured and wilted by a delightful nowrest, signaling a refined selection for local buyers.
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Dewar
Samuel Allen and Shatin, Ltd
Cairns
Innisfail Bowls Notes By Watty On Weekend Weather
Weather last weekend was harsh and ruined Ladies Day as planned. The Innisfail club heads to Cairns next weekend with three rinks and a hopeful match set. Players and team personnel will be selected from available locals. matches in Cairns Saturday and Sunday.
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Metchnibel Vindicated In Medical Controversy Reopened
The text discusses the historical controversy around Metchnibel and the sour root theory of colonic treatment. It notes that early claims of a universal cure proved ineffective, with later researchers deeming the theory unreliable. It suggests renewed scientific inquiry into remedies for bowel obstruction without complications.
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Callus Post criticizes North Queensland mining views
A letter to the editor argues that Australia must develop mining and secondary industries alongside agriculture. The writer contends a national economy requires mining and protected industry to avoid reliance on external markets, and warns against limited knowledge and provincial views. The correspondent defends national unity and economic diversification.
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Australia
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The Past and the Present in Labour’s Rise and Fall
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A Theodore
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Ded Bahmein
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