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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
2
A fragment discussing what defines a true Londoner as distinct from other English people and foreigners. It cites a line from a Daily Chronicle piece describing Londoners as urbane yet cautious, tolerant, and deeply rooted in the city’s pressures and shocks.
The article recounts Mr Johnson's May 20 departure for New Zealand before a November Prohibition vote. In London he aided the World League Against Alcohol ism convention in Toronto. He criticizes Prohibition as a national issue and discusses Cunarder liquor sales under British law.
A 50 foot by 700 foot canvas created by 150 French artists features fifteen portraits of Allied soldiers and civilians. It has come to New York amid fundraising efforts for disbursements to soldiers.
A report notes that slow motion cinematography is used to teach science. Makinatographic records capture surgical motions and factory methods for study by experts to improve economy and analysis. The technique requires fast cameras, producing hundreds of frames per second for detailed observation.
The fragment discusses a boxing bout with Dempsey, noting how nerves and mental image theory influence performance. It contrasts Corunna’s courage with Dempsey’s steadfast exchange, calling the clash magnified yet not true war and reflecting on judgment under pressure.
The Spanish Government approved the start of an air postal link between France and Spain. A crop era flight already operates on the Tom Jousa Casablanca route and will be aged.
Dry conditions persist on the Tableland with cool nights and reduced feed. Inkweed and thistle pests threaten new areas as paddocks suffer. frost helps inkweed. Cattle sales show limited activity due to drought, with prices for cows in profit around £15 per head. Tax and incentives loom as farmers face rising costs and capital investment concerns.
A Episcopal Church commission discussed removing the word obey from the woman’s vow in marriage services. The author argues for keeping the vow word to maintain unity and equality, noting historical contexts and personal conviction while questioning changes to the service.
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