Footwear Section Ladies Black Patent One Bar Heels
A brief footwear item describes women’s black patent one bar high heel shoes noted as dainty and fashionable, suitable for dress occasions.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
4
A brief footwear item describes women’s black patent one bar high heel shoes noted as dainty and fashionable, suitable for dress occasions.
A damaged OCR fragment advertises textiles from PAMCY TOOTIOMA and Tobratco with promises of a wide range of new devices. It mentions guaranteed dyes, prices, crepe fabrics, and colored Jap Crepe, among uncertain lines about quality and exclusions.
A council meeting discusses wartime rate policy and a deputation from soldiers. Topics include rate exemptions up to 150 pounds, potential local hospital road costs, and criticism of press reporting. Councillor Clarke, Robinson, Moss, and Williams debate who bears fault and how to handle outstanding rates.
A damaged clipping promotes a freckle removing product with a dubious money back warranty. It mentions a Central Exsembly Board Lon Jon and a weak lead into a postered sales pitch.
A fragmented report details a Mareeba social gathering with dance numbers, costumes, and prize awards. Musa B.Com NelIy won best individual costume as a Squirrel, with dancers and musicians listed and a charity focus noted.
A community benefit event features a New Year dance organized to support the hospital committee. Local residents are invited to attend as fundraisers and enjoy music and dancing. Proceeds aid hospital services and healthcare programs in the area.
Residents living downstream from a dam report widespread inconvenience as water levels rise during the wet season. A driver named Miss Grave Borghero and others describe a near miss when a vehicle veered off course and nearly struck a farming road, prompting concerns about safety and displacement.
Text fragment touts a Celestial remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia using “Blo mesia powder or tablets.” It cites symptoms like acidity and fermentation and mocks friends who claim relief through the powder. The garbled OCR shows a patter of instructions from a chemist.
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