Cleaning a Garment with Simple Household Steps
The text outlines methods to remove a stain by applying warm soapy water and a stall nailbrush to scrub the fabric. Rinse with a sponge wrung in warm water, then hang to dry in a warm spot near a fire.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
2
The text outlines methods to remove a stain by applying warm soapy water and a stall nailbrush to scrub the fabric. Rinse with a sponge wrung in warm water, then hang to dry in a warm spot near a fire.
A reflective item highlighting true direction under the guidance of love and conscience. The text speaks of growth by obeying life's commands, shaping heart and mind toward highest attainment and noble followership.
An old fashioned guide explains making inexpensive bath salts at home. It lists carbonate of soda crystals, rose scent, and other cheap ingredients, suggesting sealed glass jars and decorative bottles. The tone imitates a household tips feature with practical steps and presentation ideas.
Odd domestic tips cover varnish care, cleaning, and polishing with soap or water, cautions against washing, and a warning about heat in fuel use. It mentions drying and polishing with a cloth, heating camphor fumes for pets, and preventing curdling when cooking with a soap bar and other kitchen hacks.
The passage presents recipe fragments for cucumber lettuce and onion prep with eggs and cream stock, cherry tartlets with sugar cornflour lemon juice and pastry, a pickling method for ham and fish using salt sugar and saltpetre, and a baked cake cut into squares with jam fillings.
The text describes forming squares with dough then glazing them with a chocolate icing and topping with cherries. It also outlines washing carrots, boiling them with bay leaf, cooling, slicing, and browning in butter, finishing with chopped parsley.
McDonnell's Creek January 16 1929 Hedgerow and Florence Cowles write from Cairns sending season's greetings to Rosemary in the Bairns' Circle. They recount a holiday to Herberton and Lake Barrine with a motor boat, describe a cave owl and a climbing kangaroo, and mention their father being in the hospital. Rosemary replies welcoming them and approves the Fairy Rose pen name.
A collage of letters from Gordonvale Cairns and Cairns including references to weather rain Christmas and New Year. Messages mention Rosemary and nicknames Fairy Goodluck Star Phlox and Herbert with notes on a Duke of Wellington pen name and school days.
A dated January 16 102情 friendly message from Desi Rosemary to a correspondent. The writer mentions Christmas New Year memories missing a badge anticipates rain and school reopening in about 12 days. A new pet tom cat named Thomas is noted and a short poem titled What good did it do is enclosed.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes with various mottos such as Keep on keeping on and Try Again. Messages from Rosemary Cleary and Rosemary include blessings, love, and reminders to keep promises, with multiple signatures and upbeat slogans.
Bessie Hubbard and Elsie Neary seek pen friends among the Bairns. Bessie uses the names Rose Betty and Tulya. Elsie signs Star of the North and Tulya. Send letters to form friendships and write today.
A plea asks Will Rais Nellie Hutton to forward address to Rosemary. Caras Post provided her address, so water can be sent to her.
The 18 essays on Annuals Insects have been judged for literary value and the comparisons adjusted. Results will be reviewed by Mr Edmund Jarvis in the Scientific adjudication. The winner will be announced tomorrow morning in the Home Circle columns.
The Cairns Post Gardens event is postponed from tomorrow due to wet weather. Entries already received will remain valid when the event is rescheduled for a day with finer weather. readers are advised to watch for the new date.
A nine year old poet Rose of Sharon writes of tending a garden with balsams and sunflowers. The speaker notes daily care and irrigation from a river but longs for rain to spare the watering can.
A short verse asks what good a frown or grouch does in daily work. It questions if mood affects effort or progress and urges perseverance with a smile despite hardship. Sent by Little Bush Maiden.
Poem fragments describe a calm home scene with a parent resting as quiet, routine chores vanish. The speaker notes no stairs noise no chores no mothers call and ponders who will hear the clock chime at twilight after counting eight. It conveys stillness and anticipation.
An advertisement touts Urodyne from Dr H C Southworth claiming quick relief for bladder and prostate weakness and kidney distress. It asserts seven of ten men over forty are victims and promises improvement within days with a money back guarantee.
Charles Sessler, a collector, paid ASME dollars for eight Lafin manuscripts by Charles Laih. The first edition of Lamb's "Pare for the Children" with four known copies sold at auction to Doctor Resenbach for 750 dollars at the Anderson Galleries sale in New York.
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