Thoughts For To Day Echoes Of Grace May 2 1904
A period tone piece opens with verse on patience and grace, then shifts to Brisbane social notes. It reports on the Women's College, a mannequin parade at Queen Street salons, Presbyterian hospitality events, and a luncheon and lectures at the Brisbane Women's Club. Notes mention Ruth Jones, Miss Ursula McConnell, Mrs J Pollock, and a Brisbane inter-university tennis visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Were Grodno
Anwest of Woon ‘Association
Ruth
Stoke Park Colony
Ata Keglend
Ursula ‘McConnell
Somerville Howse
J. Pollock
Persie
John Collins
Nindooimbah
Lilian Walsh
Tarzan
Bem Ferreyeckson
Nears Sampson
Annin Mathewson
Janet Gardiner
Brisbane
Brisbane Women's Club
Ile A. J. Jones
Ruth Jones
Me'bourne
Sydney
Finney
Queensland
the Bellevue
What We Forget quotation by R L Stevenson
A reflective note on human haste to act and speak while forgetting to live. The quote cautions that in our rush to gather gear and publish thoughts we overlook the simple imperative of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L Stevenson
The Quiet Moment on Faith and Jesus
The essay argues faith extends Theistic ideals through Jesus, showing divine nature in human thought and action. It stresses faith transcends reason yet rests on it, and urges cherishing faith while balancing ministry duties with administration and outreach.
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God
Jesus
Jevenson
Tamac
Porte Mantae
Fashions At Deemben Racecourse Return Event
A lively account from May 22 describes the reopening of Deemben racecourse with a stylish crowd. Ladies showed bold color, fur wraps, and new angora weaves while hats like Mac West halos garnished outfits. Distinct attendees included Sir James Blair and Lady Blair, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, and Mrs A E Moore, Mrs V D Bell, and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvia
Deemben Racecourse
Siter
Taovorse
Taovorsa
Sir James Blair
Blair
Tna
Dorothy ‘Jones
Jones
Doroth
A E. Moore
V. D. Bell
Camboon
Childrens letters reflect flood challenges and growth
The Cairns Post features a set of childletters from Wrights Creek and Edmonton describing heavy rains, flooded creeks, and school days. Rosemary replies with warmth, noting a seven year old’s birthday, school routines, and requests for a badge while encouraging safe play and cheerful family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Post
Bud
Wright
Bairns Circle Wishes Many Happy Returns Motto Notes
The Bairns Circle sends greetings with varied mottos and blessings. Phrases include hope for better companionship and guidance, reminders that anger hinders sense, and calls to listen, do your best, and pursue growth throughout the year.
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Bairm
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Anes
Cody Weil
Honey Ban
Beppy
Fragmented OCR notes on local events and names
Fragmentary text mentions RDAH on May 23 with references to people such as Keranda, EH Writ, Care, Boa Nun, F Stewars, and Mr. Feast. It appears to be a jumble of names and dates without clear actions or outcomes, making interpretation uncertain.
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Doe
Arerth & Let
Mackay
Madden & Johnson
Townsville
Fox Holbrook
Holbrooks
Parnorgt Et A
Pisce
John
Women's College
Mra
W. S. Miloe
Mba
Aiden
Cincowshey
Gwen Hughes
Bruce
Murdoch
Puneet Kan
Ishareeee
Chldrins Croe
Bass “Cymn
Edmonton
Rosemary
Hambledon
Henry
Marion Mohammed
Bairne
Red Sindow
Jytr
Yanuer
A. Draper
Py la
Phione
Amz
Berlet
TNT Os
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