That Kruschen Feeling Phrase Defined in Ad Tone
The text extols the famous Kruschen feeling as a defining expressional phrase. It uses bold language about fear and endurance and the idea of keeping motivation firing despite obstacles.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1924
Page
12
The text extols the famous Kruschen feeling as a defining expressional phrase. It uses bold language about fear and endurance and the idea of keeping motivation firing despite obstacles.
Brisbane reports a Labor Party stance against amending the Land Act to meet pastoralists terms. The week features a likely Land Court executive minute, tensions in the Queensland Labor Executive, education estimates criticism, and a Cotton Act Amendment Bill advancing. Publicans oppose 9 PM closing. South Brisbane road improvements and a proposed Class A broadcasting station stir debate.
Auctions on September 18 1024 showed weaker hides with general prices lower though private treaty sales still common. Sheep and cattle offerings from Enoggera to Charleville featured mixed quality, with prime mutton values rising while overall market held firm in places and Premium lots sold at strong rates.
Well kept through slaughterhouse sales with Prime bullock beef priced at 24 shillings 10 pence per 10 units and higher prices for larger lots. Rest beef fetched 22 shillings per 10 items with strong trade, mid quality ranged from 15 shillings up to 17 pence per 100 units.
Lord Cadogan president of the Hir osh Obonote Association tells Sunday News officials investigated charges of unsportsmanlike conduct and partiality among Olympic competitors and judges. He cites a disgraceful boxing match between Matlin and Brousse as proof of judge incompetence and calls for preselected, fitness tested international referees. He doubts officials’ fitness and warns reforms may be needed if games were harmed by poor governance.
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