Thought for Today What Might Be I Aims for Universal Peace
Reflective note ponders whether individual virtue suffices for global harmony. The piece evokes guiding light and beams across a golden year, inviting contemplation of peaceful coexistence.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1928
Page
11
Reflective note ponders whether individual virtue suffices for global harmony. The piece evokes guiding light and beams across a golden year, inviting contemplation of peaceful coexistence.
A quiet wedding united Lia Amenia Claussen and the late John Claussen’s son at a church ceremony in April. The bride wore white satin with silver and orange blossoms, carried white roses, and wore a veil lent by the groom’s sister in law. The groom’s brother served as best man. Afterward, guests traveled to Baranda for a reception and cake. The couple received numerous marriage gifts including a pearl necklace and gold brooch.
A fragmented tale features Mrs Peggle defending her husband against medical meddling as a brother urges outdoor cures and speculation about remedies. The dialogue shows class and care tensions, with a doctor praising the treatment while Mrs Peggle resists medical experimentation. Alles & Sons Ltd. and a rugged Australian setting appear in the closing lines.
Sheridan Street Cairns April 15 Rosemary writes of a birthday on April 12 and asks for a Sunshine Fairy badge. Jean Giffin sighs in Cairns Post about joining Home Circle as a Cheerio member and shares family updates while Atherton notes letters and garden progress.
A travel sketch describes Mount Mulligan near Roeemary with rugged granite cliffs a high waterfall a lake water reserve and a panoramic view. It notes Fairy Girette The Ledges Policeman's Knob and Eagle's Bank as featured spots and ends with a playful sign off from The Ringer Tom Tudehop aged 3.
A call invites readers to submit pen sketches that describe distinguishing features of a celebrated locality. Entrants compete for a certificate of merit, with a submission deadline of June 30.
The fragment describes a humorous tongue twister contest with whimsical lines. Children named Billy and Auntie share playful banter about a difficult phrase and a mock rescue, capturing a lighthearted schoolyard moment.
A full meeting of Victoria and Macknade mill executives debated reducing local QPA levies. Chairman H E Hollins proposed keeping costs tight after last year’s spend, suggesting a half penny levy with bank balance to sustain the year. The plan aims for economy in office spending and representation without voting power.
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