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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1941
Page
9
A fragment from Thought for Today urging courage in truthfulness to oneself and God. It emphasizes faithfulness, avoiding cowardice, and following the right path, with calls to forgiveness and mutual support among readers.
The Bairns Circle and related groups send birthday greetings with mottos and wishes for many happy returns. Each circle offers a proverb or motto such as A patient man's a pattern for hing and Greatness is nothing unless it be lasting, paired with playful or symbolic titles like Fairy Gold, Silver Bells Fairy, and Blue Water Fairy.
A scanned recipe instructs making an apple tea cake with dried fruit, churned batter, and cinnamon. Beat wet ingredients, blend with dry, pour into a greased sandwich tin, spread apples thinly on top, sprinkle sugar and cinnamon, bake until done, and serve with butter.
Fragmentary postcard text references Georgetown and a postmark, with phrases about rain, birthdays, thanks, and memories. Mentions names like Jeanette and others, a strawberry garden, and a Sw anite Fairy motif, all jumbled in a rainy day mood.
A dated home beauty column offers practical steps for cleansing, toning, and moisturizing. It emphasizes gentle application, avoiding rubbing, and using warm water, cream, cleansing milk, and tonic in measured steps while warning against overdoing products and stressing upward motions for facial massage.
The readable text is garbled with scattered country names Spain Cubs Venezuela Ecuador Peru Mexico Argentina and references to photographs and a last page where answers might appear. It lacks a coherent event or person to report.
Fragmentary text reflects on a heavenly vision, the call to follow Light, and the danger of a church that neglects pursuit of God. It urges obedience to divine truth, warns of contempt from the world, and stresses the need for a faithful witness amid doubt and struggle.
An RAF officer and his 18 year old wife Mira Saad Violet Ibrahim were married twice, once in Baghdad when she was 14. The couple recently wed in London for a second time as no Irak marriage lines are recorded. The case affects entitlement to an Air Force allowance.
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