Bairne and Cheerios Story Amid Wigs and Webs
Mr Wigglewog family tale follows a clever baby wigglewog and a noisy log dwellers clan. A web trap, magic sand witches, and a chase with Black Spider end with the family safely home and the baby thriving.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
11
Mr Wigglewog family tale follows a clever baby wigglewog and a noisy log dwellers clan. A web trap, magic sand witches, and a chase with Black Spider end with the family safely home and the baby thriving.
A missive from May in Woree dated May 2 expresses a child’s birthday on August 28 and hopes for well wishes from Rosemary. The writer mentions illness and school, closing with warm regards and dreams of cheer.
Next Sunday is Mother's Day and Bairns and Cheerios invite readers to submit poetry about mothers. The appeal asks for heartfelt pieces suitable for the holiday and encourages participation from families.
A garbled OCR fragment lists fragrance titles and authors including Dhori Maresh Water faye Cah Anderson Annie Twanagat Rena Hidson Lois Wilkisend Eameline Miroby and Coraint Hoesen. Names appear jumbled and unclear. The passage hints at a catalog or feature on scented items with multiple attributed creators.
Fragment of a poem about seasons and small silver fishes in a glen. The verse contrasts a bright coal water scene with winter when fishes change their action. The tone is playful and pastoral, reflecting musical style.
Instructions on preparing a sickroom emphasize choosing a distant room away from the kitchen, good ventilation with fresh air, and removing unnecessary furniture to reduce dust and germs. The note also includes personal letters and reminders from Evelyn Mill and Rosemary Tully, mentioning springtime and care themes.
An advertisement urges readers to treat head noises and catarrhal deafness at home using Parmint, a one ounce vial mixed with hot water and vanilla crystals. It claims the remedy restores hearing, cures catarrh and related symptoms, and prevents permanent deafness, urging widespread trial.
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