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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1935
Page
6
A compact obituary note records the death of Tamming Krusches, who suffered neuritis that left her unable to dress herself. The brief item notes her condition and passing with minimal biographical details.
Fragmentary lines evoke faith and doubt as a speaker trusts in divine hearing while waiting for an answer. The text references Mark 5 55 and vows of prayer amid unanswered pleas, mirroring a crisis of faith and the idea that providence moves in unseen ways. A quoted Edmond Spenser line adds literary contrast to the theme.
A letter from Jeanette Sturton describes healing, sunny weather, and steadfast hope for a Northward return. She praises the original story Nymph of the Waves and sends best wishes to Jesndee, the Rods and Bains, and friends, noting grass regrowth after rain and cool days ahead.
The article notes another batch of contributions under the title Bairns to Rosemary, highlighting gifts and affection. Brelys expresses optimism that more will come, though the text is fragmented and informal in tone.
British fashion for the coming winter highlights catstaring features, suede and velvet belts, wide woollen belts, and sparkling paillettes. Gloves and trim details accompany leather and satin accents, with care tips for cleaning dyes and stains using basic home remedies.
A fragmented OCR item notes a March 7 publication titled Woman with references to "Freeerane" and mentions an architect named Mie Merk. The readable text is garbled and lacks cohesive details beyond the publication name and a generic mention of a female architect.
The Herberton CWA opens the year with a meeting where long-standing member Forrester is to be hosted for April, while Allen and Pea ecky are noted as ill in Herberton Hospital.
The Bairns Circle sends greetings with phrases like Winter Bells Morning Cherah and Sucker the Mouse each wishing many happy returns of the day. A mix of proverbs and mottos appears, including Keep on keeping on and Honor bright.
A religious exhortation urges readers to ready themselves for life’s work and for meeting God. It emphasizes obedience to divine commands, moral sickness as sin, and the need for mothers and families to guide children toward spiritual preparation and reverent conduct. The piece underscores the urgency of personal reform and devotion.
The text presents archaic quotes reflecting a religious discourse about salvation. It references moral failings of humanity described as sheep going astray and emphasizes that salvation is by a person, not by church, ordinance, or rites, with scattered lines suggesting a sermon-like meditation on faith.
A public notice describes the engagement ring of sapphire belonging to the Dieches of Kent as weighing over 133 carats. The article notes the gem was believed to have been found originally and remains a symbol of royal status.
Ambiguous notes recount tensions among masons over separation and methods. The text hints at two varieties of tactics used during the dispute, with a course that shows one side pressing actions while the other resists.
A child named Willie watches his mother sterilize dishes for a sick relative. She explains boiling kills germs that may infect those at home. Willie ponders the idea and asks innocently why his father cannot be boiled to stop the illness.
A damaged OCR text mixes home remedy steps with cleaning instructions for paints and pests. It mentions turpentine and kerosene use, rhubarb wine, lemon, sugar, and a homemade preparation process. The fragmentary lines reference crickets, brush preparation, and various household mixtures without coherent structure.
Fragmentary report describes desire for rare animal specimens and a master seeking them. It notes a dog labeled Biuer being taken to an institution and later found at the front gate, with the dog regaining freedom after being observed watching and waiting.
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