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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 11, 1931
Page
2
A reflective muse highlights hope as a steady light in night, an anchor for those who seek, and a force that chases fears away. It speaks of hope brightening the darkest days and sustaining through years of trial and memory.
A religious text fragment quotes Isaiah chapter two about the Lord as everlasting light and the end of mourning, invoking enduring faith and divine guidance. The lines reflect a devotional tone emphasizing spiritual illumination and consolation.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Rise 7 wgomiya associated with an operation at Waddle. The text hints translation as Princess 1 Ronetty and Obedience but lacks clear context or complete details.
In a farcical tale, Mrs Peapod sparks a chain of misheard remarks about Mrs Parsnip. Rumors balloon as conversations pass from Mrs Pigweed to Mrs Melon, until the townwide chatter becomes an uncontainable dictionary of whispers.
The Bairns Circle sends congratulations to Bib and Bob with a warm message. A note from Rosemary wishes them happiness and guidance, quoting Let both be your guide and Who never tries cannot win the prizes.
A reflective piece discusses Mrs Parsap and Mrs Peapod among dictionary makers, noting how misjudgments and untruths affect reputations. It questions why some people blame the accused rather than acknowledge errors, urging a broader view of life and larger generosity.
A collection of brief letters and notes from readers of Cairns Post under the Children Circle. Mentions include Anzac Night commemorations, badges sent to members, requests for pen-names, joining Home Circle and Buds, and personal updates about birthdays music exams and family details. Notable names include Beryl Taylor, Rosemary El Arish, Thelly, and Mary Innissfail.
George Smerdon of Australia travels to Cairns. The note mentions Croydon as his residence and adds a humorous line about a mule, reflecting local wit.
A woman proclaims she is 41 and not old, praising Creme Charmosan for making her skin look young and clear. An advertisement implies the product removes signs of aging, promises lasting effects, and lists a price of 2/6 per large jar sold widely. The scene invites shoppers in Sydney or Melbourne to consider the cream’s benefits.
The verse images clouds shifting through various forms from mountains to landscapes and angels. Some wisps cloak the sun, others loom dark yet offer a hint of light. The poem urges dwelling on the bright side, seeking joy, and practicing patience as shadows pass.
A poetic yearning for a tranquil, timeless spot beside the Skene river. The speaker longs for simple pleasures, willow shade, elfish fairies, and a serene landscape where worries fade and nature hums with lullaby and seabound waters.
Attendees praised the recital featuring violin solos and duets by Wallis Power Thompson and others. A large names list appears among participants, and several new Buds and iuns were announced with recipients including Mavis Mitchell Arthur Rhodes Keith Lock Rennie Dillon and Frank Mitchell.
Dr Sheldon's New Discovery gives instant relief to a raw throat and clears the head. It protects against cold germs and helps prevent colds from fastening upon you. The remedy is advertised as widely obtainable and effective in stopping tickles and germs in the throat.
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