Thought for Today A Joyous Wish
A cheerful morning hope and a peaceful night promise joy. The message wishes daily happiness and memorable evenings for the reader with a playful, old style phrasing.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1929
Page
2
A cheerful morning hope and a peaceful night promise joy. The message wishes daily happiness and memorable evenings for the reader with a playful, old style phrasing.
Women embrace new comfort trends with slip on ankle boottees in rubber or leather and woollen tennis socks worn over fine stockings. The items, though not elegant, promise practicality, tested by public use. A parchment flower accessory also debuts for Christmas, crafted from aged manuscript dyed and shaped for a bloom at the wearer’s lapel.
Household hints cover treating soft linens with salt and solvent dips for stiff dressings and nuts revived in water. A sleep aid suggests deep breaths to increase oxygen and ease temporary drowsiness before insomnia passes.
A fragment outlines home tomato recipes and casseroles. It covers frying tomatoes with skins, sweetened cream sauce, layered tomato dishes with butter and breadcrumbs, and serving in a bake dish. It notes casserole cookery rising in popularity and slow even heating for evenly cooked meals.
A scrambled instruction fragment describes chopping an onion, frying in butter, adding bacon, carrots, and potatoes. The mixture is heated in a greased casserole dish, covered, and baked about 15 minutes, then served hot. The text is garbled with misspellings and missing measurements.
Malanda April 20 letter from Rosemary to Billie Dove describes ducklings dying except one, a pet cowry with two calves, and hopes to join the Cheerio Band. Rosemary mentions basketball teams, wishing Billie well and sending cheer and a promised badge.
A reader in Swan Street Gordonvale on April 22 reports a dog digging a hole in a wire fence and not returning due to ample grass to graze. The message from Ruth M. Boland named Silvery Wave closes with best wishes to the Bairns and Cheerios and mentions siblings and a wallaby concern from Rosemary.
The piece muses on seasonal weather in the north during the wet season, noting dry summers and droughts followed by violent thunderstorms, hail, and floods. It recalls thunderstorm memory, warns of gerrymandering chatter, and cites the February Eanleavour River flood as a dramatic, muddy torrent event.
The writer recalls a severe flood on the Endeavour River washing away bank trees crops and fences. Water rose over seventy feet, submerged the river banks and caused landslides with loss of fruit trees bananas pawpaws and mangoes. After receding the landscape is barren with sandbanks and debris. Residents describe transport mail and access hurdles and call for council bridge repairs and support ahead of elections.
Overseas actress Natalie Moya, star of Young Woodley at Sydney's Criterion Theatre, extols Charmosan as a grease free, powerful skin cream. She notes its ability to smooth, whiten, and rejuvenate ageing or freckled skin, selling at a double size jar for twenty pence.
A historic home remedy describes slicing cucumbers and steaming pulp, pressing through a colander, then through a cloth. Distilled water and benzoin tincture are added to make a lotion claimed to soften skin and reduce wrinkles.
The Tarzali hall hosted a Saturday April 20 dance with Malanda band The Black Katz in uniform and Evan as MC. A chocolate waltz honored Miss V Smith and Mr Gouge while many guests wore elaborate frocks described in detail.
MUNGANA NOTES credit goes to Shaw at Shaw's Hotel for hosting visitors with Mrs. Shaw and menu credit to Mrs. Frank Eliart Councillor Eliot. A dance organized by Sergeant J Rutledge H Musgrave J Ahern and F Eliott drew crowds. proceeds aid Chililagee Hospital. Attendees include M B Pollard E O'Reilly Flo South G Capewell Mr Mrs McCowat and child Kenaugee Mavis Morris AL W Sk E M Schofield J O'Sullivan Miss W Martin Miss P Jordan Miss A Moynihan Miss J Moynihan Mr Hall W Sykes Miss V Wallace Miss M Clarke Miss Draney D W V Higgins Ko Carson Bertie Reginal De-Epple Sheila Doyle Lezaro Walsby Fo Marsh W H Davis A Epple Mr Mrs Egan Senator Walter L Cooper Mr and Mrs EL H Guyton MAAS Mr and Mrs HO PL Wather MLA Coorooa Mr and Mrs J J Mc Donald Nancy C Francis Vo O'Gorman E Mid VW Doyle Mo Core Atherton B A Heart Wim Atherton Bryer Con Hobiam David Lyon Mies Mr Klos Mrs Mowe AW Spread 1 Athertens
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