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Fragmentary OCR text references March 4 and trouble with expectations. No clear people, places, or events can be determined from the readable lines.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references March 4 and trouble with expectations. No clear people, places, or events can be determined from the readable lines.
Be quiet Johnny commanded his mother as Grandad drinks. The scene shows a strained household moment with partial dialogue about enduring a troubling event. Family members urge calm while Grandad resists and the mother worries about a looming outcome.
A new Penneys store near ARC Park in Abbot features a 163 foot deep concrete structure with a large central roof, modern display layouts, and a wide range of products from drapery to shoes. The shop aims for orderly presentation and simple shopping, highlighting Thursday Island mother‑of‑pearl buckles and universal cheap prices, with opening day tomorrow.
A fragmented column featuring Lila Lee in a home humor tone with family jokes and mishaps. The piece hints at a theater star’s interactions, quirky dialogue about cars and tires, a teacher exchange, and decorative chatter about fashion and charm. References to Dr. and a fanciful triplet reveal a light, theatrical mood.
A collage of letters and vignettes from a rural home circle features Rosemary Cairns welcoming Lacy to the group and praising Lucy Locket. A second letter from Johnny and Rose describes school life, Grandad’s medicine woes, a Brave Uncle Bob, and family chores with a mix of humor and hardship.
A Cairns Post exchange shows pupils Maureen Lynch and Rosemary Areeba writing about school reopenings badges and Convent School. They mention third grade, regular letters, and a badge being sent or received.
The Bairns Circle extends warm birthday wishes with a string of mottos. Phrases include Be worthy of your friends and Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today, paired with names like Mistle Ve Gladiolus and Morning Light. The notes end with Look for the silver lining.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a tired listener with limited room to move for two weeks. Names, places, or dates are not readable, leaving the core idea as a brief note on restricted movement and time.
A fragmentary poem expresses a prayer for divine guidance and presence on the pilgrim path to Heaven. The speaker seeks not strength or courage but the granting of God’sself, with the plea that all else may follow from that presence. The voice cites Annie Johnston as the author in a dated devotional tone.
A young writer nicknamed Evening Bell recalls a Christmas trip to Kerala and a visit to Barron Falls. She describes a hotel stay with family, travel by tram, and a longing to see Rosemary again after plans to attend the East Hume Circle event.
A vivid travel description extols The Maze in Kuranda as Australia’s finest natural display. It details towering palms, vines, orchids, ferns, and scenic viewpoints like Lary Goodwin's Lookout, with mentions of the Barron River boat ride and the 40 year old walking sticks. The piece praises the garden like paths, shaded galleries, and the overall beauty and grace of the locale. It ends with a lyrical reflection on Australia’s landscapes and wildlife, credited to Golden Floss May Chapman, 14, awarded 73 marks.
A fractured text describes combining ingredients and steps for pancakes. It mentions two lars Haney gotstons and various kitchen actions like beating, stirring in minced jemion and chopped parsely, heating, and frying in a veal way, with phrases suggesting batter readiness and cooking sequence.
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