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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1921
Page
6
Mr. G Hey of Bamford reports a trip via Catena to California with a stop in Watsonville. He plans to return soon, with friends hoping for a reunion.
An advertisement warns that constipation leads to kidney trouble and promotes Green Salts as a cure. It describes the powder mixed in water to cleanse the bowels and claims relief from rheumatism gout backache and low energy, stating the bottle lasts two months.
Gruen Health Salts sold in sealed jars at 2 shillings 9 pence. Available from all chemists and stores. Wholesale inquiries directed to Harm, Phity and Co, Ltd, Cale.
Fragmented text references Cairns Selurda September and Adelaide Steamships with scattered numbers and names such as Australian Drug and von Bett racser. The legible items show mixed dates, prices, and identifiers in a damaged OCR snippet without a clear single event.
A garbled report details a School of Art event at Mt Mulligan with references to performances, examinations, and various named figures. It mentions an artistically themed program, some injuries, and plans for continued participation despite unclear text. The piece mixes names and phrases incompletely, rendering precise facts uncertain.
The fragment hints at a summer wellness push from Indiana University. It references fitness or tone up programs aimed at students or staff, with likely campus setting and program branding. Further readable details are unavailable.
The text describes a questionable drug compound claimed to restore hair color within 24 hours. It mentions a Diggeat seller in Australia and unverified methods. A bottle price of 2/9 is noted, with vague claims about color restoration and long-term effects.
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