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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
1
Atherton chamber of commerce receives letter from the Milias-Millan Pro Association detailing railway connection delays that hinder selectors. Many holdings have operated three years without returns, with Agricultural Bank loans nearing due. chamber wires MLA Gillies and Hon. R. Philp urging immediate progress on the Millas-Millan extension.
A Townsville resident Jacob Garrew and wife Mrs Garrew recount a kidney trouble ordeal lasting years. After using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, Garrew reports relief and permanent improvement, citing thirty bottles overall and the remedy priced at two shillings nine pence per bottle. Foster-McClellan promotes post by mail from Sydney.
The report from Berlin notes Occoper Ty ter tort denying opposition to the Kaiser and praising the Chancellor's reply. The Tages Zeitung counsels Mr. Churchill to take a year off from speaking as Anglo German ties remain strained by naval holiday talk.
A town report notes sixteen berths in two weeks amid a diarrhoea outbreak. A mother recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat her baby with dramatic improvement, claiming swift recovery. Sold by all chemists and stores.
A Melbourne mother reports three children affected by threadworms and praises Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets and Morse's Indian Root Pills. The testimonial urges parents to treat worm infections with a purely vegetable remedy available from chemists and stores, detailing price and distributor.
The Exchange Hotel in Kingston offers an admirable position overlooking the Johnstone River and surrounding country. It presents large airy bedrooms and splendid dining rooms under the landlady’s supervision with the best breads ales wines and spirits. Travelling public will find convenient steamers meet and first class billiard table and ample stabling with spacious airy sample rooms for comfort.
Inspector McGrath led a police raid in Chinatown by Rina. Thirty arrests were made including one woman. Twenty five pleaded guilty and were fined £3 each, totaling £105. Police seized gambling paraphernalia. Two Chow men fined £10 each for unlawful possession of opium, totaling £35. Rome report notes the Pope’s audience with the Bishop of Christchurch discussing Dominen and relations with Australia and Japan.
Bombay mills face a sharp fall as shares tumble causing widespread panic in the financial shore trade.
A note recalls how a severe cough afflicted the daughters Wisnle and Irene and how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved their symptoms. Edward Kent of Dundas shares that the remedy cured colds and coughing fits, praising its effectiveness and urging others to obtain it from chemists and grocers.
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