Thought For Today Reflection
Reflective note urging retirement at day end to review actions. Anon wisdom emphasizes learning from the day and avoiding future missteps.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
2
Reflective note urging retirement at day end to review actions. Anon wisdom emphasizes learning from the day and avoiding future missteps.
A London writer muses on children and modern parent child dynamics. Vignettes from the urban nursery show playful mischief, Aunt and governess roles, and the carefree missteps of youngsters in everyday life.
The exchange notes a May 4 1929 Cairns letter from Red Columbine Eileen Klogan describing a kitten named Winks a car ride to Barron Crossing high water on the Barron River and school exam results noting seventy two marks plus a visit to the Rays of Sunshine and an airplane sighting. Rosemary replies with a warm missive about the drive high water the Rays of Sunshine and airplanes.
A letter from May 1929 from Uppe r Esplanade Cairns welcomes Rosemary back after recovery. The writer describes a school holiday including trips to Innisfail and Flying Fish Point, fishing attempts, a Labour Day procession, a choral concert, and family tales amid a light hearted, candid tone.
A warm personal letter recalls friendship and travel notes. Keith writes to a king from Cairns and Innisfail mentioning happy times, Flying Fish Point, and a joking reference to a bird waiting for the lights to go out. The tone is affectionate and informal.
The Bairns Circle sends birthday wishes to Pearl Sea Rancher Otto of Roses Baby Fegge Heather Glen and Sir in Philip Sydney with matching mottos. Each note carries a short moral or sentiment such as Carry a happy heart, Keep your conduct abreast of your conscience, Let us not judge another life, Grace is better than gold, and Out of the shadows of night the world to give light.
The Mareeba four team round of six concluded with the Checkers first after winning three games and Bluejays second with two wins. Scarlet Runners won one, Yates failed to win. The final fixtures saw Checkers beat Bluejays 10 8 and 23 17 in later matches. A friendly with Wattles followed, as Tolga teams hosted Mareeba youths in a day of games.
A large crowd attended the April 27 coin evening at Mr and Mrs Collins Oonoomba featuring a Mack Eisteddfod for children. Prizes were awarded in elocution and singing for various age groups. entertainment included da ncing, comic turns, and a late night dance at Hazell's Hall.
Rosie Clarke's drawing earns high praise as a charming gallery of named gardeners and flowers. Visitors at ANZAC Park admire bouquets sent by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wempsey to cheer the sick, with many delicate plant names listed among the parklike scene.
A fragment lists a home centered verse by Longfellow noted as by Renee Wickens. It emphasizes staying at home and contentment over wandering and trouble. The line Stay at home is highlighted.
Guide advises visiting a doctor to obtain Parmint double strength one ounce. Mix with one pint hot water four pounds sugar and take a tablespoon four times daily. Claims relief from head noises clogged nostrils and throat mucus. notes pleasant taste and low cost. Encourages widespread trial.
A sale listing for ladies crepe night dresses pyjamas and overalls in assorted shades and sizes. Prices slashed from 4/11 to 2/9 each for crepe garments and 7/6 to 3/6 for kilts and maids goods. Wool costs dropped to 4/6 and flannel suitings offered at 5/9 yard.
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