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Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 16, 1913

Page

4

Australian Guard Congress and Home and State discussion

Brisbane reports the Australian Church Congress held at Centenary Hall with Archbishop of Brisbane presiding. Appeals for funds for Port Moresby and New Guinea missions were noted, and speakers debated home as the heart of citizenship, linking family life, education, and social policy to national character.

Brisbane New Guinea Port Moresby J. Jones Misa Williams Steele Queensland University F. Cumbras Stewart

Verald Warns of Cough Remedies in Spore Cartinsed Event

A fragment notes cautions about using Woods Creat Peppermint Cure for grouchial coughs, with a Friday reference to Verald and Spore Cartinsed warnings. The readable text hints at a public advisory or ad style alert and upcoming coverage.

Daring Theft on Express Train at Broken Hill

Two armed masked robbers boarded the Adelaide Broken Hill express after Sulphide Street at 8:20 PM on Sunday. They forced the cash boxes containing about £120, escaping before alarms could be raised. Passengers reported little disruption as the train paused briefly. robbers fled toward a wood yard, prompting police notification.

Adelaide Broken Hill Sulphide Street Sulphide-street Railway Town

Cloud Burst Devastates Tonopah Area in Nevada

A sudden cloud burst in GOLDFIELD Nevada on Sept 15 caused five drownings and widespread destruction. It swamped residences wrecked property and halted telegraph railway and telephone services. Tonopah reported wiped out though confirmation is incomplete due to disrupted communications.

Goldfield Nevada Tonopah

Groceries kept fresh by strict purchase and turnover

A succinct note on store practice stressing a threefold aim for groceries: buy only needed quantities, move stock quickly, and maintain freshness through rapid turnover. This approach prioritizes current stock and minimizes waste in daily operations.

Wild Tabby So-Called Committee And a Fitting Sequel

In Melbourne on September 13 before the China enquiry the Senate clashed over funding for a Kalgoorlie trip and the committee’s integrity. Senator Maughan attacked ministers and colleagues for alleged effrontery while De Largie defended the committee and noted fee concerns and time spent on the inquiry. The China Committee adjourned amid interruptions from Senators Maughan Blakey and Bak.

Melbourne Maughan Dea Largie Cook McColl Kalgoorlie Tle Gestrel Senate de Largic China Committee Blakey Bak de Lergio Dean Aud Chinn 7Chinn Deane

Visiting Parliamentarians Welcomed in Melbourne

Visitors from Britain were welcomed in Melbourne after spending the day visiting Newport workshops and attending an official reception at the Town Hall. Lord Mayor Hononessy presided as health was proposed, with Lord Emmett and Mr MicMaster KC giving responses.

Melbourne Parliamenterinne Newport Major Hononessy Emmett Feltys MicMaster

Japan China Feeling Runs Very High

PEKING September. Though to Japan's terms the Government agrees, it is doubtful it will compel General Chaghsenn to march. Troops post the Japanese Consulate as a mark of sorrow. Feeling continues to run fear high against the Japanese.

Peking Japan Chaghsenn Fealing

Berlin killings end with arrests and standoff

Bericht from Berlin dated September 1 describes a deadly incident in which one killer was captured after firing on two servants, one fatally. The second gunman barricaded himself in a house but was smoked out and killed.

Berlin Salek

The Thaw Case and Court Delays Reported

September reports note another writ of habeas corpus in the Thaw case likely to drag through U S courts. at a Police Court in Bunneberg a Chinaman was fined 20 pounds in default three months imprisonment for selling. An eclipse of the moon on the 16th instant is foretold with Stramture Lager eclipsing all others in its wake.

Youremory Beechan Rev.york United States Bunnauerg

Koombana Relics Supposedly Recovered Near Carnarvon

Perth reports from KdomBana on September 14 that Captain Cummings of the schooner Queenie Alice recovered parts of a bridge ladder and a saloon seat believed to be relics from the wreck Koombana. The items were brought to Carnarvon, with belief they washed ashore between Forester and Dupuch Island in the northwest Middle Forester Reef on July 20.

Perth Forestier Reef Forestier Dupuch Island Cummings Carnarvon Hove

Poisoning at Hobart Leaves Child Dead and a Girl Recovering

Reports from Hobart indicate a suspected poison incident as two children, including a boy of several years and a girl aged six, fell ill after consuming herb leaves near Bea consfield. A post mortem confirmed death from hemlock poisoning, with the children having eaten a quantity of corr at fern.

Hobart Fox Reading Parente Beaconsfield

Unique Holiday Yacht Voyage Returns From Queensland Isles

A pleasure motor yacht named Pirate Returns after a pleasant voyage through Fitzroy and High Islands to InnisFail. Crew included Mesars Jas M Spadden shipper Phil Wheat engineer and Dave Young chief mate. They visited Townsville Fitzroy North Marnard Lucinda Point Hinchinbrook Challenger Bay Palm Island Dunk Island and Cairns enjoying rough to calm seas and taking photographs for a keepsake exhibit at Mr St H Kelly's on Friday.

Mesars Jas M.spadden Phil Wheat Dave Young Townsville Fitzroy High Islands Innisfail Johnstony North Marnard G. Rendell Lucinda Point Afteor Hinchinbrook Channel Lucinda T. Green Moelfox and Ingham J. P. Conroy Manke Challenger Bay Palm Island Queensland Messrs Peery Quceta Limerick South North Bernards Fiteroy Islands Bamfeld Barnards Waa Tade Fitzroy Leland Cairns

Showground Progress for Town and District

A show ground and racecourse site near the township advances. The Lands Department will survey a 4 acre area after a £10 10s cost is funded by subscriptions. The association aims to reserve the land for an agricultural show and district events, with future ground clearing and improvements planned.

Bir Hesp Lands Department Department

Swenreepee Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Footscray Reader

A Footscray reader cites a remedy from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for throat weakness caused by weather. The letter notes the product is sold by chemists and storekeepers and mentions the writer's sister and a workplace departure due to illness.

Libel Case Whrenvoutton v Siewer Contested Malice Ruling

In a London comments column the Special Commissioner of Sportsman questions why malice in an unjustified libel was left to a jury when no privilege applied. The Court of Appeal ruling and costs questions are debated, with implications for reopening the case.

WhrenVoutton Mir Daring Court of Appeal Court of ‘Appeal London Sportsman Shevier

Clement's Tonic Promoted As Blood Purifier For Sydney

A sensational health ad advises Clement's Tonic as the best medicine for purifying blood and strengthening nerves during epidemics in Sydney and suburbs. It argues robust health wards off infection and urges residents to buy the tonic from chemists and stores across the Commonwealth.

Sydney Suburs Austra-lia Clement Australian Commonwealth

Herald Watch Friday’s Ser at Story Cont. Avery Week

Friday’s Herald features Ser at Story continuing a weekly Avery segment. Readers are urged to follow the ongoing column for updates and insights across the week.

Herald Avery

All Southern Events First-Class Smoking Requisites

Sporting information notes a stock of cigars and cigarettes described as first class with emphasis on quality. Important contact data or ordering details are obscured in the text, but the item highlights a broad stock and brand names.

Boxart

Ceiery Cough Balsam Advertisement Claim

An old print ad touts Ceiery Cough Balsam as an effective preparation made from new ingredients. It claims it is the quickest curing remedy on the market and lists price as post 3d.

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