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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
2
A fragmented note mentions Lord Avebury and a narrow stance on a political issue. The text references opponents and repeated efforts to persuade or resist. Details are unclear, but readers note the persistent contention surrounding Avebury’s position.
The passage appears to discuss pleated frills and flowing lines in dress design, mentioning shapes and cuts that create a specific silhouette. It references fashion terminology without clear coherent facts or a identifiable event or person.
A fragmentary page explains stain removal with a hot water mix and homemade linoleum cream and linen glaze recipes. It ends with a series of intimate notes and greetings to Rosemary, Gipsy, and Grannies Bonnet from Mary Akers and others, including a dog named Opie and casual comments about letters and parcels.
A historic recipe fragment describes Jamaica salad with lettuce, apple, bananas, lemon, and cream dressing, topped by grated cheese and cheese biscuits. It also covers a vegetable salad with carrots, turnips, potatoes, peas, and mayonnaise, plus a barley water drink prepared overnight from barley and lemon peels.
An advertisement touts a cream to remove brown freckled skin caused by sun dust and wind. It claims Creme Char Danosan makes skin look years younger with clearer, fresher texture and a lovelier tone. The copy ends with an immense sale offer.
A letter asks Peg o the Ring about why Cheerios are not reading comics and wonders if they have forgotten to send them, noting badges will soon be ready as seen in the Post.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes to several members including Isle of the Sea Cow stp Innis sail Daisy and Acorn with short mottos such as Never save trouble Win gold and share it Look for God in everything and To try a lame to best.
Hospital workers request a shareable set of Cheerios comics to cheer patients. A large batch of donated cartoons is ready, with more copies expected to arrive from other Cheerios fans.
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