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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1940
Page
10
Riperes of knitted pouds to be tried this week after a daylong assembly with Wins of Lace Each. The event includes attendees from Insietall and Siegen BOA Benmich Ws. J. Gortie of Averion reports on the incident near Almaden. The home team detested the wintry outcome.
A fragmentary reflection on war, youth, and national character. The speaker recalls Europe’s perceived decline, cites Goethe and a cafe conversation in Amsterdam, and imagines Germans as strong in 1916 but now degenerated and unwilling to fight.
A jagged discourse merges Nazi Wehrmacht imagery with misquoted historical rhetoric about British imperial fighting spirit. The narrator recalls Goebbels style propaganda, references Kutstein, and discusses magnetic liniment as a dubious remedy. The piece juxtaposes battlefield bravado with fragmented, incoherent commentary on bravery and sacrifice.
Fragmentary text mentions Brisbane mayor, water supply, and committees with numerous garbled names. Indicates a local civic notice or community update with references to individuals and events but unreadable details and dates.
A garbled notice references Mrs Lisle and a daughter, with weeks of events in the North for the arts. It mentions March 30 and a roving feature. The fragment hints at a public or social event, with travel and local names, though details are unclear.
Amid war time drive for allotments, London and British authorities push to expand land production. Officials note 10,000 plots for 4,206,000 people, while many families let front gardens and lawns lie fallow. Berlin and Cologne faced similar issues, solved by cheap travel, as Britain urges more productive gardens and substitutes to boost food supplies.
In Las Don on September 16 casualties from the seamed merch man Dusvegen incident are tallied. Two officers and eight ratings killed. one officer and many ratings wounded. several missing or died of wounds. James Maltin RNVR is reported killed in action during a 1929 expedition to the Ani region.
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