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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
3
A portrait of aging and vitality features a man in his prime at forty who defends staying active into later years. The piece touts Najol as a lifelong habit that keeps the body in top condition by regulating function, removing poisons, and preserving energy.
The ad proclaims that years count for neither gender and promotes Najol as essential for women’s balance during common physical changes. It urges a three month faithful regimen and claims lasting relief, selling sealed bottles at chemists.
Mr. G A Francis MHR addressed a Malanda audience at Engliss Hall on September 24 with his sisterly summary of the federal crisis and need for another general election. He attacked Labour opposition, defended arbitration, and criticized leaders including Sir Littleton Groom and Mr Hughes while outlining wage and production ideas.
At a local gathering Mr. Francis received an almost unanimous vote of confidence as his four-year service was praised by proponents led by Mr. Dave Johnstone and Mr. Skennar. The meeting applauded the motion, and Francis urged thoughtful voting guided by common sense.
In Mareeba the Kennedy member spoke to a large audience at the Mareeba School of Arts. His two hour talk left no questions from the crowd. The chair was Mr W G Newell with Messrs Hampe Harris Tweedale and Egan on stage. A hearty vote of thanks passed by acclamation to both speaker and chair.
Mr P Pease member for Herbert spoke at Gilders Picture Theatre in Mareeba to a large crowd. presiding were S H O Donnell Woothakata Shire Council and on stage were Dr W Gardner and Dan Boyle. Speech attacked Bruce Page and Moore and urged electors to back Darby Riordan who had resigned his seat. A confident Labour Party vote was carried by acclamation.
In Brisbane on September 30 Mr E G Theodore argued the sugar embargo protects Queensland cane growers and fair wages, claiming Labour policies earlier set a price system and Commonwealth agreements that saved the industry during critical periods, despite opposition in the Southern States and concerns for Australian consumers.
The annual meeting at National Trustees Building Melbourne reviewed the balance sheet of Parett company Federal Disti Pry. Ltd. Chairman Mr. Fred E Thonemann reported increasing whisky demand and steady spirits turnover despite duty changes. The board noted dividend reinstatement on a sound basis and re elected directors and auditors.
Brisbane reports by elections for Burke and Maryborough fixed for November 2 and October 6 respectively. Nominations for Maryborough close October 12.
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