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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
12
A 1935 Cairns Post rome circle column expresses greetings and updates. Readers share letters about weather, mail delays, and family news. Rosemary, Hud of Fi Avish, and ChemonG Men Li send best wishes, while Rosemary’s health and local events are noted.
The 1934 Australian Scout Jamboree opened with Governor General Sir Isaac Isaacs presiding as Lord Baden-Powell and Lady Baden-Powell attended. Overseas contingents marched into the arena amid flags, and the crowd witnessed color displays, speeches, and a mood of international friendship and youth leadership.
Yesterday further contributions arrived for Rosemary’s gift from Almond Blossom represented by Thyra Cockren Aiomba and Orchid Flower represented by Hazel Hardwick. Little Mulgrave calls for sixpence from remaining bairns to complete the list.
Fragmentary letter text shows a dated May 1 and December references with garbled phrases. Mentions Home Circle and personal greetings, unclear names, and scattered phrases about songs, feelings, and daily tasks. Content is too distorted to determine a coherent event or subject.
A fragmentary home circle page shows a letter from Jeanette Cairns praising river scenes and supporting Richmond Pelle, with thanks to Don Bradman for Rosemary's Kitten progress and a closing from Don Bradman. The text includes names like Jeanette Cairns and Rosemary and mentions tax-related or charitable donations.
The Baise Circle and Baine Circle offer cheerful birthday greetings to Pairy and Mary, praising good habits and wishing happiness. Messages express welcome notes, playful rhymes, and fond hopes for a contented year ahead amid old-fashioned birthday verse.
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