Nurse Carell Rumors Spur Global Mockery
Reported chatter suggests Nurse Carell faces ridicule over a controversial claim. The spread appears widespread, with critics insisting the narrative is unfounded and exaggerated.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
2
Reported chatter suggests Nurse Carell faces ridicule over a controversial claim. The spread appears widespread, with critics insisting the narrative is unfounded and exaggerated.
A Cairns meeting agenda covers a Cairns Patriotic Day Committee gathering at Agricultural Offices, a Mirriwinni public meeting on school funding and a Progress Association, and a synod session discussing Home Missions and attached stations. Remarks thank visiting delegates, and a public series is planned with sermons by Rev J Witton.
Memory notice for Patrick Blakeney who died October 11, 1914, inserted by his son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Blakeney, of the Miners' Flom Hotel, Wolfram. Also an Eyesight Fair announced at the Imperial Hotel from Thursday November 4 to Thursday November 7.
Local merchants report a newly opened store at Bamin da offering large stocks of groceries boots and other wares with merchandise advertised in bold terms for quick sale.
Messrs R T McManus and Old Zeppelin's niece in New York discuss a rumored plan named the Midnight Yankees that allegedly could paralyse the world and end the war in October. The tale mentions a contract and the need for a drastic action. A Cairns Christmas card project conveys greetings from the mayor and citizens printed by the Post Jobbing Department.
In Cairns Small Debts Court before Mr A B C Crawford, Patrick King is the defendant with goods sold on credit and costs listed. Creditors Bowell and others appear for charges including sale of goods and lodging or board costs. Amounts show small debt sums and adjudicated figures from the case notes.
The page promotes homefront photo letters and a war film at a popular cinema. It advertises The Silver Time Cup drama and light entertainment with comic shorts Toomer Loops thy Loop and Murphy Buys a New High Mate. Also touts Pertes tien tooth powder by Craig's Chemist with a one shilling price per bottle.
The London metal market report shows copper at 72 to 73/3 pounds forward and 71/10 to 278/18 cash. Tin quoted at 154/15 to 1158/s for three months cash in Meiran, with needs noted to 22/10. Antimony and other metals listed with forward and spot ranges, including Snelt r at 72 to 75.
The Post notes the steamer Arawattia from southern France is due to arrive today at 1 PM local time. It reports Labour leader South Africa acknowledging future strikes after election losses and recalls German resistance in air combat with limited space for further comparisons.
Ad reads a hair restorer claiming to combat falling hair and defects due to dendrus and over dryness. It suggests purchasing bottle from W A in Lake Arthur and promises effective results regardless of prior scalp condition.
Private Murdoch writes from Edinburgh claiming he is well and having a fine time. He mentions a planned furlough and hopes to return after a week’s absence. He asks to be remembered in a letter and refers to depaiches from General Ten Fau mi ster’s depa chies in early May.
President N Draper and a council including A B Gibeon and E Mang discussed establishing an infectious ward at Cairns Hospital. The Secretary noted cost estimates from 198 to £1 and plans to forward a request to health authorities.
A devastating blaze tore through a four story building, killing several young women trapped on upper floors. Fire started near a feed store and spread rapidly, trapping workers on the third and fourth floors. Rescue attempts by colleagues included tossing down hats and guests, with tragic outcomes as bodies lay on the floor. Authorities ordered a thorough investigation to determine causes and prevent a repeat.
A garbled dispatch from Sydney reports a burning Guerrer attached to a sulky and mentions Mrs Stoke and an old mother in a confusing scene. The text references Setchey and Delia with unclear connection to a Courier building project in Edward Stenet Bris.
The Brisbane assembly discussed the Worters Accommodation Bill with amendments. Whittingham, Hieenikes, Fowks, Neilon, and others proposed limits on honorary inspectors and costs, with several amendments carried or rejected in a heated debate over timelines and profit provisions.
October debates in the Legislative Assembly discuss finances and reform. Speakers attack and defend Government policy, with criticism of taxation, public works, and support for workers. Proposals include insurance and compensation bills, state hotel plans, and council amendments.
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