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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1944
Page
5
A midcentury notice urges volunteers to help at home and social interests hostels during the summer break. The appeal lists roles in housekeeping, cooking, serving meals, walking, and general caregiving, with multiple branches and contact points for training and placement.
A garbled text piece mentions Christmas timing, a New Year bride, and an anniversary. It references a transfer of four puleholders, materials from AMifobes and Tat, and a postal transfer process. Court and address details appear misrecorded, with Brisbane appearing as a location.
A fragmented Christmas menu listing various dishes and cooking steps. The text references a Wartime university budget, a prize, and stray notes about dishes such as fowl, mince, lemon, onions, and turkey preparation. Several garbled phrases suggest a traditional festive spread and oven finishing steps.
Temptations to avoid demand for tomatoes loom as a Catholic group discusses rule and vows. A Mother Superior defends steadfast religious life amid worldly temptations, stressing unwavering fidelity and the plan for a holy marriage. The piece references a London exhibit and an education theme tied to religious life.
Hospital employees' union secretary L Flower told the Industrial Court that many staff in mental hospitals are disgruntled, with wages and living conditions cited as reasons to quit. The court discussed new awards to improve rates, with emphasis on attracting and retaining female staff amid shortages and calls for better facilities and wages.
A report from The Scots College and the Presbyterian Girl College details the combined speech day at Town Hall. The event featured remarks from The Moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly, Rev D A Brown, and noted discussions on radical change and upcoming exams for boarders and staff.
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