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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
9
Reports discuss experimental heliosystems in the Soviet republics of Central Asia using paraboloidal mirrors to concentrate sunlight and heat boilers, producing steam for power. Explanations cover energy transfer, past tests in Stalinabad, and the broader idea of tapping solar energy as a major power source.
October 1 report from Tully describes the Methodist Church Bow Show held at Brendes Theatre last Friday with adverse weather and water restrictions. Exhibits were among the finest in years, featuring vivid colors and numerous stalls. The event highlighted rural school work, orchids, paintings, and decorative displays, with praise for organizers, judges, and volunteers.
Fragmentary text notes vegetables and feun with unclear context. Readers should seek full page 2 Bingte edition for accurate details on listed items and any associated commentary.
Reports indicate 48 air lines from 14 nations will carry passengers across the Caribbean region as Caribbean Air holds discussions and Caribbean routes expand domestically and internationally, with plans for interregional service within a short period.
A historical note traces the rise of goat dairying in the United States and Britain, with large modern goat dairies on brush country and a push to use goat milk for special diets. It highlights breeds Toggenburg, Saanen, Nubian, and Angora, government demonstrations, and the shift toward dairy goats as a cash income source and land reclamation tool.
A historical note argues war with China would be exhausting and prolonged. It compares modern battle to a civil war with mechanized weapons, urban defense limits, and guerrilla tactics for Communists. It warns peace talks won’t end while hope remains.
In Seoul a Korean government and industry effort converts captured Japanese gear into civilian supplies. Firemen wear improvised protec tive clothing from shelter tent halves. Caps become protective gas capes, raincoats made from rayon goods, bibs and aprons from rayon. Swords bent into sickles, space metal forged into farm tools, small naval craft turned to pleasure craft. Broken brass parts reused to form church bells and police badges. The text notes widespread repurposing of equipment abandoned by the Ji Armyo.
Audiences hear of the Ari tunga Snowdrop lineage from high producing cows in the Aritunga herd. The leading doe, Ari tunga Snowdrop, by Guelda Jester, will be shown in Melbourne while the herd’s milk yields and potential for distribution in Melbourne are discussed. The article notes difficulties in calf production and issues with rabage waste affecting the herd’s overall performance.
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