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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1928
Page
11
Insufficient readable details to identify names places or actions. cannot determine main item or outcome from fragmented text.
Fragmentary reading discusses happiness and mood, noting it depends on view and choice. It mentions selecting scarves to alter appearance and suggests varied colors or outfits can affect one’s mood and social presentation.
The article outlines sports jerseys and jumpers paired with tweed sets, plain bright white or patterned jerseys with geometric or striped designs, and crepe de chine touches. It notes two tone knits, collar styles, and neck fittings, plus advice on matching coats and accessories for a smart, seaside or club wear mood. It mentions older women wearing sleeveless bodices with jabots and knitted pullovers, and emphasizes close hip fit for smartness while allowing some looseness above.
A fragment describes bottling fruits and vegetables with steps for peaches apricots nectarines and peas including handling water temps 150 degrees 10 minutes steps for blanching cooling salting mint and borax solution. It notes color changes in peas and recommends hood peas and careful processing.
The passage outlines washing and parboiling beans, cooling, then packing them in bottles with borax and salt mixture before filling with oil. The jars are sealed by heating water to boiling and maintaining temperature for an hour, following a standard preserving procedure.
A collection of handwritten letters dated July 1928 from Cairns children and their mothers about joining the Home Circle and Cheerio Band. Messages mention pen names like Currant Bun and Dick Turpin, school classes, birthdays, pets, and family life, with welcomes and replies from Rosemary and Soldier Brave.
Rosemary writes with concern about Olga's social season and asks if you will attend, sending affectionate closing.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes to English Jasarmine and Ponsy Petal. They share mottos to inspire happiness with lines about seeing sunshine and keeping on smiling.
A bundle of Angelina Pedrolini comics titled Moonlady has been located. The shipment includes several issues wrapped for delivery and appears to be part of a collector’s lot. No further details on origin or destination are provided.
The article lists prize recipients from the pucapling competition including Mrs. McCallum who won the meat kinionn and the Victorian soll ly gues as well as other winners from Bamonton Brisbane Gordonvale Cairns and West Australia. Several individuals such as Alfred Morrison J Johnston Lavis and McGrath are named among the awardees.
Anzac Park hosts visiting Bairns and Cheerios on Tuesday afternoon from four to five. Children may bring a paper game or write names at home or school. Those unable to write will have names taken by volunteers. Wear badges. if wet, no visiting day.
A competition offers five shillings for the best letter on Kindness to Animals. Write to Rosemary Cairns Past with name pen name and age, 10 to 200 words. All entries over 30 marks earn a certificate. published in the Post and Herald. Closes September 30.
Fragmented classroom banter shows a teacher correcting Charlie on a Bible edition and a boy guessing ages. A mother’s birthday is cited and a small girl asks about age while a line about an umbrella appears. Sent by Jack Woolley.
A terse call to collective effort and mutual aid, urging unity and steadfast support to empower the weak and overcome hardship. Emphasizes cooperation and shared strength as the path forward.
A fragment dated February with a spoof of Hamlet style on hair cropping and fashion. The verse jokes about powder and wigs, the scissors of fate, social pressures, and the cost of fashion on the poor. It imitates classical phrasing to critique hair trends.
Many people rejoice at last finding a medicine for their colds that quickly relieves them. Reports praise Dr Sheldon’s discovery as effective for coughs and colds. Available widely priced 1 shilling 9 pence or 3 pence.
Myrtle and Ethel discuss a local film shown at Craig's Chemist opposite the Post Office. The staff produced the first local picture, with clear scenes of Hockey tears and teams like Greys Wattles Live Wires Ruyala Aussies and Yankees. Myrtle urges readers to attend around 7 15 tonight.
A whimsical quarrel between the needle and the cotton unfolds as they trade insults about their mutual dependence. The cotton asserts its essential role in sewing while the needle retorts about its own skill and the need for the fabric to be usable.
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