Fragmentary London Trade Note
A brief OCR fragment lists prices and items such as cord and loads with monetary values including £75, referencing London and unknown addressees. No clear event or people beyond London and generic terms.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
2
A brief OCR fragment lists prices and items such as cord and loads with monetary values including £75, referencing London and unknown addressees. No clear event or people beyond London and generic terms.
A September 16 1904 article praising the Royal Navy as the world’s greatest striking force. Jellicoe leads a fleet that is stronger and more capable after a year of warfare, guarding the Empire and Allied interests and ensuring dominion policies. It urges readers to reflect on debts to the navy.
The text suggests a divisive motive aimed at placating Hungary. It expresses hope that German strategy will remain guided by political considerations as in the past. The fragment notes a shift toward political reasoning rather than others.
The article argues that the western front near Paris remained stalemated at seventy miles out, condemning Allied choices to rush into Russia and suggesting German strategy aimed to trap the Anglo French lines. It speculates on outcomes if a breakthrough had occurred and questions Allied plans in relation to Galicia and Poland.
The text argues cures depend on climatic conditions and internal impurity. It suggests bone blotches and selilous symptoms arise from within, serving as a barometer of blood impurities and systemic disorder. It mentions Saree rille with Joie as a remedy described by a chemist, predicting greater prevalence as spring arrives.
The text condemns a large British trade union for declining to meet with representatives of a nation that celebrated the Lusitania massacre. It urges a London Paris conference excluding Austro German groups and calls for continued harsh treatment of Prussia era Germany. It stresses future exclusion from international society and uncompromising stance toward Germany.
An alert notes Craig's has just landed a supply of their renowned Gout and Rheumatic Remedy. The advertisement extols the cure for hard coughs and gout plus a claim that the product relieves ury coughs and related ailments.
Fragmentary text notes Cairns Pictures on Saturday towing to a venue for fame and a major performance. The readable phrases point to an entertainment event with emphasis on a show or act and public attention. Details on participants or location are unclear but suggest showbiz activity.
A fragmented sentence reads like an old note about water and a place called Kici Comal. The text is unclear but hints at a water feature or vessel and a future change or claim. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly named.
The Parade of Nations organised by Mrs Craig is set for October with support from the Pike and visiting Partridges. Officials express optimism that the event will match past successes and proceeds will benefit returned wounded.
An advertisement claims Thera Hair Tonic restores faded hair to its natural colour without scalp injury, makes hair silky and glossy, prevents breakage, and aids growth. The large bottle is priced at 2 shillings 8 pence posted, by W. A. Collins of Lake Street.
At the Cairns Ambulance Committee meeting on Thursday night President W S Prewett stated there was no other similar battle in Cairns and little chance of obtaining a decats. He insisted it was made in Austria and urged the need to verify origin.
The public has enjoyed The Masked Wrestler in Essancy film with Francis Beshman in the title role praised for physique and dramatic plotting. There is also There's Good in Everyone praised for charm and wit while Tommy provides hearty laughter. The program closes with war journal items and strong overall reader interest in Austral films.
Town Clerk reports receipt of a letter from a late council member thanking colleagues for support. Alderman Mowdy proposes Alderman Chet for mayor. Alderman Gelliams carries the motion. The speaker notes the appointment was for about two weeks and a longer term would be unsuitable due to age and strenuous duties.
The Cairn Ambulance Brigade holds its monthly committee meeting to review operations and report on brigade activities. Members discuss new equipment needs and upcoming public service events with a focus on service efficiency and community safety.
A cryptic notice reports a group described as 0 Chinese departing an empire on Thursday with typical luggage and incidentals marking their periodical visit to the Land of the Rising Sun.
A garbled notice mentions Chargaia Photo studio at Next Hides Hotel offering photos and portraits of babies. The General and Secretary of a local ambulance brigade send sympathy for Colonel Tarris. a resolution was forwarded to the bereaved. Reports describe fires near Cairns to Gordonsvale, with hillside glimpses and a hill named Visiter.
When a mother is unwell the home treatment from the Ladies College of Health provides relief. Earnest wishes from father and children for speedy recovery are echoed in testimonials from grateful mothers restored to health. Information about women's treatments is available by mail from Department 14a at 183 Cuxon Street Brisbane.
The life story of Thunderbolt drew a large audience at the Palace Theatre. He eluded police after leaping onto his horse and escaping, aided by a faulty step that sent him tumbling but did not stop his flight. The chase ended with him never being captured, and the film will be screened again tonight as part of a full program of new pictures.
North Queenslanders in active service include Jack Murray killed in action Harry Carthee wounded Gilbert Kirke and W J Qualls Cairns. Pictorial subjects show Cairns Railway football team Proserpine River Hawkesbury Longreach saleyard and central Stee finishes. Special Innisfail issue planned with strong reader demand.
Storewide bargains feature mens striped tennis shirts and thermal tees with prices marked. Canadian bathing costumes and fleece singlets listed. Boots and shoes include calfskin oxfords, patent welts, and kid leather options with reduced sale prices. Open Salem location as indicated in faded ad copy.
The Cairns Respite Committee schedules its monthly meeting for next Thursday night at o'clock. A notice mentions the failure of the ports and the ship Wrandra may sail to southern ports tomorrow at 2 o'clock, according to Philp and Co. Ltd.
Odd fragment describes vests and undergarments with prices such as 1 percent and 2/6, mentions Mrs Buches and Mise Smiths, likely market or shop notice for ladies garments including vests and sulk vests.
Atherton correspondent notes coming entries for a winter skating meet. Title and event details remain unclear as report fragments describe a skating competition and local anticipation.
Athrtes correspondent reports Butter factory meeting set prices for first class butter at one shilling per pound and second class at a quarter. Cream supply is limited due to weather and a possible slight price drop may follow if rain does not improve production.
Pedestrians complain about delays at the railway crossing caused by shunting. The entire tram line has been delayed for more than one person by the trams. The Chamber of Commerce should seek a total answer and site the wetter. Gol ask the Hall Teparteget for an overhead tee ings.
Residents along the Edge WU road push for a local school option. Several families report their children would attend Cairns schools if a new facility is approved and some residents urge Public Instruction authority to consider the proposal.
The Saint George Society held a formal meeting to elect officers for the coming year. President W. B. Prewett, Vice Presidents Atkinsom and U. S. Poltx, Treasurer Eee, Mary, and Secretary J. G. Matthews were unanimously reelected, with the electoral revalia and circular letter to the Grand Secretary debated for continuation.
A garbled list from Abbott Street advertises deep discounts on clothing and footwear. Men and women items include trousers, shirts, coats, boots, pumps, and children's shoes with marked-down prices and reduced tags.
A fragmentary OCR item describes a town meeting matter involving the board of business and residence affairs. It mentions plans for a fair or exhibition and public interest in copies and entries, with reference to local residents and officials.
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