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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
2
A jumble of misspelled aphorisms and reader correspondence from Cairns Post and Edmonton letters. The notes include a think piece about avoiding bad influence and several playful exchanges about pen names and pets. Readers discuss weather, jokes, and a Cheerio Band invitation.
The Cheerful Eli watches a daytime schoolroom meeting about small mistakes and their growing impact. Mr. Ruler insists on completing the task, with judging of marks for errors and attention to little things, prompting the Elf to warn friends about life’s little lapses.
A brief OCR snippet shows CHILDREN'S CIRCLE and BAIRNS CORRESPONDENCE from EDMO co in June. The text includes fragmented phrases Rainn and ZINGOLDIA suggesting a periodical or almanac content with unclear context.
A fragmented notice narrates a plan for a picnic tomorrow. The speaker mentions a chick and a brown ome, indicating a domestic, casual context with unclear details.
The Bairns Circle sends warm birthday wishes to Hibiscus with friendly notes from Sin Win and Rosemary.
Yesterday was visiting day at the Rosemary vy singing school with promising young performers. Visitors included Doris Mom Flower Mary Mac Hindly Florrie Ennis May Blossom Ian Giffin San thine Fairy velyn Chatfield Golden Edna Christensen Fern Spray and Emily Septet.
Three Cere fa sin one requests warm coats for girls to aid a long journey. Please leave coats in the Women's Rest Room on Abbott Street for collection.
A playful verse compares a clock to a person whose idle hands and worn gears mirror a weary heart. It personifies the clock’s needs for oil and care, then lampoons the notion of tireless effort, ending with the idea that the clock is like an idle, careworn soul.
The albine Gold held their usual monthly meeting at Gordonvale Memorial Hospital on Thursday June 7 with Mrs S AiKeeman in the chair. Attendance was recorded from Mr James Mighell and Poolan. letters from S H Warner and A K Nevitt Cairny enclosed cheques for the annual appeal. permission to raffle sought from the Attorney General and exemption from taxation for the ball. A nominal 1 shilling visit charge was decided. canvass for support proceeding. ball arrangements well in hand. Gardens C W A members supporting the supper and cups and crohery donated. Bachelors Ball committee to help with decorating. Donors include Mr T Bryce Wiltshire, D Headrick, Mrs Gi Alley, and others. donations of bread, butter, eggs urged. please deliver to Mrs Gibson or Nebon Theatre after 2 pm this Thursday.
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