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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
11
In a brief note from a Home Circle page a motto urges fighting for peace amid restlessness, referencing a Sunerripn poll and a person named Jewett. The item is a compact belief statement, not a reporting article, preserving names as readable.
The text outlines various old time kitchen hacks and storage tips such as keeping potatoes fresh, removing stains from hands with a chemical rubbing, and methods to polish Ebony wood. It mentions using olive oil, warm beer, and a mixture of ammonia with beeswax turpentine for wax, suggesting general domestic advice.
Friday afternoon a group from the Waree State peheed welcomed Cheerios from Cairns and Woree. Sneha and villagers shared joy as new Cheerios joined, badges scarce, and a display of insects minerals and teaching aids delighted the children. A wreath of roses and cake marked the happy event before departure.
Rusty nib pens stick tips suggest tiles prevent rust. Piano keys can seize in a dump room. Rub motel sides with black lead to ease stiffness in feet. Two tablespoons paraffin oil in foot bath relieves aching feet. Wash with sap Walnut rub with dipped hy peration. A funnel makes a rapid device for keeping a ball or string. Turpentine heated with warm milk restores waxy surfaces. A burn blister can be prevented by paste of whitening and water. Soap on nails and hand cream eases dirt. Shiny coat collars clean with ammonia or vinegar. New curtains soak in salt water to aid wetting and wipe with soft paper after.
Old time kitchen ad copy extols casserole cookery as a simple, clean method that saves on heating and serving chores. It claims casseroles keep nutrients, preserve flavors, and allow overnight preparation, freeing the householder from constant basting and last minute cooking.
A 1928 letter from Cairns requests joining the Home Circle, noting a nine year old girl and two pets a cat and a dog. The writer asks to be welcomed and mentions moving on August 26 and desire to see a “Christmas Girl.” The note includes names Nell Machin and a line from a “Post” writer.
The article describes doctors recommending Najol as a nightly teaspoonful for several days to prevent upset periods. It credits Nujel Laboratories of Standard Oil Company New Jersey with perfecting the treatment and urges readers to obtain the genuine product, claiming noticeable relief even if not immediately dramatic.
A fragmentary letter shows a Dreamland Circle greeting from Edna Ridge to Rosesmary. It mentions a birthday on April 17 and references a Cheerio Band and a badge or nom de plume. Names appear with a nostalgic tone in this unsigned personal note from Cairns.
A fragmentary guide and scout text discusses a journey back from danger, emphasizing practical steps and personal resolve. The sparse lines reference fear, camping, and minimal actions toward safety, with emphasis on resilience and practical navigation.
The Bairns Circle sends multiple birthday wishes to Rosemary and others with mottos like Stone Key Crocus Silver Ly Be True and La France. The note offers affectionate messages and signatures, reflecting a family birthday card tradition from Rosemary.
A fragmented notice mentions a 15 year old female, Sarah Mc Kamaden, seeking a pen friend in Edmonton. The sparse text repeats the plea and hints at age related concerns within a personal communication.
A new boys only contest is unveiled amid discussions on poor relief in England. The notice hints at a competition setup, aiming to address social welfare concerns while promoting athletic activity for the youth.
A report from Brisbane on a Women’s Conference weekend with social events, receptions, and a president elected for two years. Delegates toured the area by motor launch, attended luncheons, and enjoyed music recitals by the Chesiny trio and Audrey Anderson.
A fragmented notice notes visitors from Toowoomba and Carlton, with mentions of Mrs. A E Hochanan and travel disruptions. The garbled text limits clarity on event, date, or full names.
Mareeba teams posted a set of results with the Blue Jays defeating another Mareeba side 0 to 0 and several close or unclear margins. Specific opponent names and scores are garbled, leaving only partial outcomes and team names such as Mareeba, Mosman, and Mareeba based clubs.
The Church of England Council states a settlement plan is registered as a public committee. The secretary notes ongoing sending of information in May to Australia and recruitment across five districts in South Wales, including Winn.
June 1 report of engagement between Major Thomas Mele national candidate in the recent Myt chell bye election and Lady Mor Morea. Acknowledges arrival in Longreach from Pagiend and meeting with Lady Aurew during the war.
Fragmentary OCR text references an arrival or voyage, mentions a boat frame and names like Singapore and Siam, but details are unclear. The readable portion lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations or persons to anchor a full summary.
Hobart June 1 reports discuss the election scene with parties confident of Whitsett’s support and Pearsall favored by Nationalina over Labor. A composite ministry may form, as preferences distribution begins on Sunday, shaping post election alignment and governance.
A fragmentary ad style notice quotes an endorsement by Jean Hooper praising a skin cream named Charmosan. It touts immediate results, long lasting gains, and an enormous sale with rose petal fragrance, claiming women see younger, clearer, lovelier skin after use.
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