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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1928
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or group named Resennete Nessete and an award in an undated tour context. Readable fragments imply a recognition event tied to a plan or plan Stan, with unclear dates or locations.
Finish your chairs, boys, and send them in before the penn closes on Tuesday, July 4. Chairs will be judged by Mr. Taylor of Drapers Limited and displayed in a window.
Authorities announce park visiting rules for Anzac Park on Tuesday afternoon from four to five. Visitors must write their name on a paper at the entry, with Rosemary listed as a participant. Dawn instructions warn that no visiting if weather is poor and note August events upcoming.
A fragment celebrates a birthday and urges faith in right action. The wording hints at duty and moral courage, urging belief that good men may do right. The text appears as a brief morale item typical of a devotional or newspaper column.
A garbled list of individuals across Edmonton Brisbane Forest Home and Tasmania sends birthday greetings from The Bairns Circle. Messages express well wishes and mottos such as Try Again Keep on keeping on Smiles Win Deo your Heat and Miss Muffet reflecting club humor and affectionate tributes.
The text describes a purported remedy called New Ubiavovery Ure ine that allegedly provides a first dose protection against colds by clearing the throat and preventing germs from taking hold. It claims to prevent colds and improve head clarity and breath, with broad availability.
Letters from young readers in Ravenshoe Cairns and Mount Mulligan describe joining Home Circle and Cheerio Band activities and a trip to the Mitchell River. The narratives include pen names for young correspondents, school updates, and a detailed camping fishing expedition with river scenery and wildlife observations.
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