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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1946
Page
7
The Res Theatre presents a lively program featuring The Mirth and Melody Streamed. Sedio's test tunes the amphibious scene as Elasing with intrigues of the Cas nabin American git live and Seb reimee opens today.
Meare A W Fox Skirty Metaxas and R Fisher flew to Towns ee yesterday. A welcome back service for service members will be held at Central Methodist Church on Sunday night with a choir performance and social hour following the service.
The fragment discusses sermons and the church’s failure to engage with serious biblical themes. It argues that multitudes lack serious engagement, stressing that believers must boldly declare truth and promote more Bible study rather than empty words.
A fragmented radio listing notes Australia v cricket coverage and musical programs. Entries mention Marek Weber with Stephen Yorke conducting, dance music blocks, BBC commentary by Wickham Steed, and a feature on the first headmistress of St Hilda's School Southport.
Dispatch from London notes a bustling day with limited readable details about events, focusing on distant happenings and partial phrases, hinting at financial and social activity without clear individuals or outcomes.
The Church of England is represented by St Alban’s and St Innisfail with small parish services. Wednesday services run at 7:00 am and 7:20 pm. Gordonvale prepares for a special service led by Rev P R Gar.
A fragmentary verse about Belinda and an older beauty figure Creme Charmonan claims to bring charm to ageing skin. The speaker notes Belinda’s cleverness and speculative marriage prospects while critiquing superficial beauty notions.
Small ad lists big jars priced 2 shillings 6 pence, tubes at 1 shilling, sold everywhere. Claims handy hands with Charlie as a brand name. A large bottle goes for 3 pence and a small bottle is sold widely.
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