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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
2
A fragmentary note recalls a thought for today about life and conscience, mentioning Lor ar Wert oon pirgimstances and citing TE Lewis with a brief epigraph or reflection. The readable names suggest a personal or church context.
Rosemary writes about the impertinent and sympathetic in a temple scene with two kinds of people. She argues that kindness should prevail and true friends reveal themselves in trouble. Human nature remains humane even when privacy is breached by pryers.
Rosemary writes from Cairns to Cherie H and Mary Seruzster about illness, recovery, and family news. She mentions Mitra's baby named David, piety and turkeys on the plants, and asks about feeding poultry while sending affectionate regards. The note references a pen name Diamond Finch and a playful tone.
A warm hospital return note mentions a newborn baby with red hair, expresses happiness at going home, and greets Rosemary Aunt Liza and others. The writer emphasizes being home again after illness and shares affectionate wishes.
The Bairns Circle sends warm greetings and best wishes for Rosemary Lily on her birthday. Messages praise gentle sympathy and soft words, noting music and sunshine as uplifting themes in the note.
A batch of parcels arrives including a roll of comics from Sprinifex credited to Isobel Wallace, and items from Wild Boppy Phyllis Bu- Jehan, a story-book and two scrapbooks. Also a Big Book for Times scrap book, a surprise box of feathers balloons dolls and a whistle from Brown Elf Joan Wilesmith, plus comics from Sparkling Gem E Arbouin.
A reflection on inherent human faculties and powers. The author urges self examination and ambition to unlock capabilities beyond appearances and conventional achievement, warning of loss to individuals and the world if powers go unused.
Practical hints on kitchen and household care. Make fruit cake with a realy hot oven to set the mix. Remove iron rust stains with sour milk on white fabrics. A clothes peg can wedge windows to stop rattling. Tighten cane chairs with a soda and water solution and dry thoroughly. Warming milk before custard prevents curdling and watery texture. Soak and rinse to extend shelf life of softened fabrics.
Soak a new Tienav as salt and water before arsins. Then wash Tiustein with a tablespoon of pure wet water to remove stains and help preserve the fine lemma. Boiling beef notes mention salt Boos and shell Tre pivcodhi. Sharpen scissors by fargened method at Ware apartments.
A scrambled excerpt offers tips on repurposing items for daily chores. It mentions using metal fibers for toothbrush care and damp seams, saving soap scraps, and sewing on buttons to reduce waste.
This health guidance urges shell pink nails with a white crescent, free of blemishes, and strong enough not to crack. It notes factors like alcohol exposure and hard water causing brittleness, advises caution with nail tools, and warns against nail biting especially in children. It also covers ingrown toenails and proper trimming to prevent complications.
A fragmented verse describes a sparrow as a bright, wandering bird. It shows the bird in a natural scene with browsing, singing, and a note that missteps lead to flying away.
An advertisement claims Rexona the Rapid Healer can cure obstinate sores quickly. It markets a medicine chest labeled 1/6 and 3/ obtainable everywhere, promising easy access and effectiveness.
An old ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for restless children and constipation claiming quick results within hours. It mentions “Californa” and directions for purchase and emphasizes digestive and growth benefits. The passage also notes a public subscription total of £362,500 for new share issues in 1492.
Loretta Young declares Clearmosa the most wonderful skin cream in the world. She says it makes the skin look vibrant, smooth, and prevents sun harm for hours at a price of 26 per face.
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