Thought for Today Poem Fragment Curated Quote
A fragmented thought prompts reflection on choosing work over preference. The piece includes last names and partial phrases, musing that happiness lies in liking what one does rather than what one wants.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1929
Page
11
A fragmented thought prompts reflection on choosing work over preference. The piece includes last names and partial phrases, musing that happiness lies in liking what one does rather than what one wants.
Rosemary writes from Cairns to her Bairns and Cheerios about a Toowoomba garden tour with aviaries of parrots cockatoos and finches. She notes vivid plumage from black opal feathers to blue love birds and peacocks while urging children to stay busy helping others and to watch for upcoming chair competition details.
Fashions illuminate the new season with beaded coats and wraps in rich colours. Beaded crepe-de-Chine georgette and silk dominate, offering warmth and versatility for dinner, dancing, bridge, or dining out with designs ranging from cloaks to long sleeve robes and cardigans.
Dear Rosemary I was pleased to see my setter in the Cains Fosy and I received my badge We have four kittens two white one two black I am sorry you have been ill my daddy had a poisoned band lanced in Gordonvale to a lady doctor My birthday is October 15 I will be twelve I think that I have told you all the news for now with love to all the Bairns
A collection of handwritten letters dated 1920 from Cairns Post readers in Gordonvale Angerlace Charters Fairy Butterfly Zinnia and Rosemary Gordonvale. They describe weather rainfall gardens schooling swimming and family news including birthdays and furniture making plans.
A collection of kitchen notes describes lemon and passion fruit jelly with sugar, and a vanilla ice cream based on milk and egg yolks. It also covers bread crumb reuse in croquettes, baked Spanish onions, and a bread crumb topping for vegetables.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes to Fleury Avril and Pliwery Dell with lighthearted rhymes. The note thanks them for kind words and expresses affection from the group.
Readings from a London Daily Chronicle report reveal schoolgirls and boys submitting comical errors and sententious quips in the University Correspondent annual howlers prize. Entries include paradoxical definitions and playful misstatements illustrating youthful mischief.
A recent London infringement case tests the Copyright Act that requires every published British book be deposited at the British Museum. The piece notes the library’s vast intake of over 40,000 volumes annually and argues for preserving all English-language works to capture future historical context.
Rome April 5 The Italian expedition resumes the effort to locate the Italia's missing crew near the Spitzbergen base. The crew hopes to launch next month using small craft sledges and bow teams. Mussolini backs the Milan financial committee aiding the private undertaking with substantial funds.
An ad style dialogue promotes Creme Charmie san as the best loved skin cream. It claims the product clears and tightens skin, makes age appear younger, and holds powder for hours, noting a price of 2/6 for a double size and wide availability.
Fragmentary report describes a surreal locale where dogs roam freely and cats are restrained chained. It notes unusual customs including men wearing skirts and children assigned numbers, presenting a world of odd social norms.
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