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An advertisement extols Wrigley's Chewing Sweets as a soothing aid for stressed nerves. It claims chewing calms the nervous system and relieves tension, presenting a simple remedy endorsed by doctors.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
2
An advertisement extols Wrigley's Chewing Sweets as a soothing aid for stressed nerves. It claims chewing calms the nervous system and relieves tension, presenting a simple remedy endorsed by doctors.
A fragmented English essay discusses faith and loyalty, featuring references to Lady Janet, Lady Alexander, and Mervyn Shaw. It mentions plans about work, marriage, dressmaking, and a critique by Mrs Bernard Shaw, reflecting debates on women’s roles and talent in a reformist period dialogue. The text is sporadic but centers on duty, vocation, and moral conduct.
Wattles avenge earlier losses to top the league with a 3 0 win over Live Wires as Ivanhoes beat St Monica's 6 1 in Saturday A grade action. Wattles’ hat trick and strong defense push them clear of Live Wires while Ivanhoes secure another clear victory.
Bairns Circle sends warm wishes with phrases like Think twice speak once and many happy returns. Roses and lines from members Rosemary and Rosemary express affection and good will for the group.
A children’s circle letter from Cairns dated May 9 describes illness and a request for a gift letter. The writer asks Rosemary to answer and mentions plans to include a little sister on a roll. The missive references a cradle and a toy bird named Raindrops and signs with a playful nickname.
A nostalgic personal letter from Margaret Wright to Rosemary, dated March 44 and bearing youthful schoolroom chatter. Margaret writes about her teacher and classmates Jean Smith, Ruth Kyle Mas, and others, mentions Golden Sin farm pensnamme, and closes with warm wishes, asking Rosemary to write again.
A reader letter from Mossman dated February 21 describes holiday details from Townsville and Hermit Park. The author recalls Christmas and New Year activities, trips to the beach, matinees, playing with friends, and riding through flooded areas before returning to school, ending with a warm close to Rosemary and the Barons.
Uncle Dick arrives in Cairns and plans to speak through the Home Circle column. He will share knowledge with the boys and answer questions on Tuesdays starting May 20, inviting all to watch for his guidance.
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