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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Mar 28, 1935

Page

12

Winters tales and animal anecdotes from a Cairns Post reader

A reader in Cairns shares a reflective letter about the approaching winter, humorous childhood moments, pets like Simpson the bird and two birds in a cage, and a died cat Polly. The writer notices pussy the cat returning to the office and explains cat behavior and natural history facts, ending with encouragement to contribute letters by month's end.

Cairns Post Simpson Hen Peoples House Sao Polly Puss Jeanette

Home Circle Letters from Emily and Jeanette Members

Readers share news from Malanda Falls Townsville and Won-decla about birthdays holidays and exams. Shirley Hides asks for a badge and pen name Moss Nose. Jeanette answers approving membership and promises badges. Orange Lily and others receive encouragement and badge dispatch.

Malanda Falls Shirley Hides Cairns Post Shirley Jeanette

Bairns to a Rosemary Gift of Affection

Tolga Ingram notes that the list closes on Saturday next for a Rosemary gift of affection.

Ingram Tolga

Car Rivalry Ends With Gear Frustration

A motorist speeds along a wide road and resists a small car trying to pass. The small driver keeps pace as the big car refuses to drop speed. Finally the small driver asks if the big car can shift into top gear, revealing his car is stuck in high gear.

Birthday greetings from the Bairns Circle message board

The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes with various mottos and blessings. Several entries note “many happy returns” and urge virtue such as truth, keeping on, and not judging by appearances. Names like Rosemary appear in the text.

Dar Barns’ Circle Jesea

Dr Sheldons Magnetic Liniment Advertises Pain Relief

A vintage ad touts Dr Sheldons Magnetic Liniment to treat bruises sprains strains and swellings with rapid relief. It promises powerful relief and claims to banish pain in a short time and offers a price of 1 shilling 9 pence and 3 pence.

Dr. Sheldon

Enjoyable concert brightens Atherton night program

Atherton March 24 concert by the Methodist Order of Knights drew good attendance. Performers included Mrs J Ford Miss Hazel Pillinger Miss E Neal LA B and Mrs L Evans among others with piano violin and vocal numbers. The second half featured more acts and many visitors noted at the Grand Hotel and Barron Valley Hotel. Nesbitt of the Queensland Peanut Board will visit Tableland growers next week.

Atherton Methodist Order of Knights J. Ford Hazel Pillinger E. Neal La.b L. Evans Bechtel C Nash A. Beatty N. Parker Essie Neal P. Elly Mr. C. Nash Mr. N. Parker Sink Red Sun Marc Smith N. Fitchett A. Morris Deak Island Morris M. Wallens E. Wilson Cairns P. Murphy Ravenshire Tolga Barron Valley Messrs. Fulsher Dalgetty Braithwaite Clay Canning J. Lyons Brisbane G. Byrne Sydney Ko HL Krissmer Frana Brsbane Fallon Cans A. Tolie Ble Spencer Davies W. J. Goode Freney J. Madden C. Turner Varley Bosbane H. Hatcher Carns W. Peel T. G. Wilsher H. Golightly Townsville Geo. Marier Miss Jackson Miss Butcher Trutang Grand Hotel K. Yate Cams Salathiel Whittick Ro Ashton G. A. Daniel Benson M Waltens Wilken W. Brown Lam Claiters Towers Rson Cumming Betty T. Russell Gee Moses Gordonvale C Simpson Innisfail Mr. Nesbitt Queensland Peanut Board Tableland

Why men cling to handkerchiefs in modern life

A Times leading article argues psycho analysts overcomplicate why men display handkerchiefs. It suggests utility and decorum drive the habit, noting handkerchiefs offer a rare chance for modest ornament and recalling historical examples from stage and eighteenth century manners.

London “Times Pcho

Fashion Notes From a Bygone Era

Fragmentary description recalls 1880s evening dress with black waistcoats and dainty lace details. Mentions red silk handkerchiefs, silk handkerchiefs peeking from breast pockets, and a march forward in fashion, evoking a period style.

Hackeray

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