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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 12, 1924
Page
6
A fragmented OCR listing shows names and titles of dentists and dental surgeons in Cairns and Innisfail regions. Entries reference BRET vauoe DI WALDAY and ATHERTON figures, note contact numbers and locations, with mentions of the Bearer and a surgeon in Mosman. The garbled text includes practice notes and potential ad boilerplate.
An uneven narrative fragment mentions Lawrence and Paddy as characters moving between places. It references a domestic tension with the line There are tem pestuous meztings and a late wandering scene. Details are unclear but imply a melodramatic, travel tied sequence involving songs and instruments.
A garbled local notice outlines a cinema bill featuring a comedy thriller and stunts at Palace Theatre. It mentions cast members Walter Hiers Constance Wilson Lois Mary Jane Irving and others, a parachute descent, a crime plot involving Slim and his father’s money, and a matinee by the Lazarus Schwartz Center at 4:30 PM.
A crowded program at the Hibernian Hall features lively acts by Adriane wary Jill Sally Wwiers and more. Show promoters promise bold entertainment with a mix of acts including song and comedy. Tickets are available with no extra charge for group bookings.
A parliamentary discussion centers on British imperial strategy with emphasis on the Suez Canal, Palestine, and Egypt. Lord Parmoor notes hybrid defense needs while Salisbury warns against withdrawing forces. Debate calls into question control of Cairo, the Canal, and mandates amid calls for cautious, noncommittal policy. The message frames imperial obligations and risks of European power shifts.
Fragmented remarks on British policy and Dominion trade, citing Sir William McPherbows and Parliament. Commentary on unemployment, protective tariffs, and the empire’s currency and balance of trade, with emphasis on the impact of repression and imperial preferences on commerce and prosperity.
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