Birthday Greetings From The Bairns Circle
Birthday greetings issued by the Bairns Circle celebrate various names and mottoes with religious verse from Psalm 29 11 and reflecting on gentleness strength and happiness. The notes include multiple birthday wishes for names such as White Gardenia Darwin Sunny Gin Ring Bougainvillea Golden Yew and others with short mottos and maxims.
Capuchin quiz capture oddball clue list
A compact trivia set asks which item names a Capuchin, color vision difficulty, a French menu guess for potage fausse tortue, the author of a jam proverb, and the 1918 Wimbledon women’s singles winner. It tests knowledge of monastic roles, color distinctions, dishes, writers, and tennis history.
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Italy
Jones
A. A. Milne
Lewis Carroll
Maeterlinck
Rudyard Kipling
Daniel Defoe
John Bunyan
Wimbledon
Sterry
Lambert Chambers
Miss McKane
Mademoiselle Lenglen
Lycett
Wills Moody
Children's Circle Cairns Pen Friend Request
Dear Jeanette from Edmonton notes a request for a Cairns pen friend and mentions learning music and an August examination. The writer Eyes for a reply in The Cairns Post and notes a brother wishing to join the Home Circle with a signoff by Golden Lily Adena Williams.
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Edmonton
Jeanette
Cairns
Cairns Post
Golden Lily
Ely Ely
Tonette
Italian charity ball nets 63 pounds for Mossman Red Cross
The Mossman Italian community organized a card and dance event on the 15th to aid the Mossman Branch of the Queensland Australian Red Cross Society. The net proceeds reached 63 pounds 13 shillings 3 pence. Attendees praised hospitality and music, with raffles awarding a clock and chocolates to R Tibaldi and Pederari.
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Mossman
Douglasshire
North Queensland
Queensland
Raymond D. Rex
Douglas Shire
Ros Lombardi
L. Lancini
L. Veri
D. Sambesttarina
D. Zordom
T. Hardy
A. Noll
G. Russo
L. Farrero
Ros
Lombardi
Cavallaro
Fasano
Ryan D. Rex
Douglas Size Comall
Pumietis Commissee
Farewell social for Mrs. A McHardie in Edmonton
C W A and St Francis Church Guild bid farewell to Mrs. A McHardie at Bavinton residence with competitions won by Mrs. McHardie and Mrs. G Page. Rev E P Stalley presented a handbag gift. Mrs. McHardie expressed thanks and best wishes. Attendants listed. apologies noted.
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Edmonton
C.W.A
St. Francis
Church Ladies’ Guild
McHardie
Bralley
J. Hill
G. Page
8. Page
L. Townsend
Bushy
C. Fuller
L. Matthews
A. G. Walker
F. G. Cole
G. Barinton
E. P. Staller
Meadames Consetto
H. J. Hill
P. &Immonds
Mises P
A. Davis
E. Pyne
Stapleton and Evans Apology Letter From Mossman Crom
Mrs A M Stapleton hom secretary Red Cross and Mr Stapleton with Mr Darcey Evans SSUA president and Mrs Evans receive apology from Rex Mossman Crom as he regrets delayed message of thanks and sister appreciation for a congratulatory note.
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A. M. Stapleton
Hom
Red Cross
Stapleton
Darcey Evans
SSUA
Mra. Evans
Ee Rex
Mossman Crom
Queen Mary remains a steadfast royal icon of activity and grace
Queen Mary, ever active at Marlborough House, sustains charitable work, oversees royal childcare, and hosts quiet dinner parties. Her warmth, dignity, and broad learning endear her to both Mayfair homes and East End tenements, while her routine preserves health and discipline.
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Mary
Greyie Ss Reterday
Buckingham Palace
Main House
Queen Mary
Marlborough House
Princess Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
George
Buckin Palace
Mayfair
Fast End
Governor General's Greets Queen Mary Birthday in Canberra
May 26 in Canberra the Governor General Lord Gowrie sent a message to Queen Mary offering greetings and best wishes on her birthday on behalf of the Australian Government.
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Canberra
Lord Gowtie
Queen Mary
Government of Australia
Creme Charmosan promises younger looking skin for women
An advertisement touts Creme Charmosan as a cosmetic solution for aging skin. It claims the cream removes signs of age, makes skin look clearer and more charming, and preserves makeup longer while resisting heat cold dust and wind.
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Dores
Greaseless jars and handbag tubes advertised
An old advertisement declares greaseless jars for dressing tables and handbag tubes sold widely by chemists, drapers, and stores at 2 shillings and 1 penny respectively, highlighting broad availability across shops.
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Hearne
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Abbott-Street
Bunda-Street
Sheridan-Street
Shields-Street
Bryant and
May
Dou
Fountain
Aunt Mart
Nestle
Eys
Chas. Eliot
Bairns
Sunny Gin
Bougainvillaea
Triers
Children's Circle
Adena Williams
Alisa
Australia
McDonald
T. McDonald
Sfail
T. Francis’ Church Guild
St. Francia’ Church Guild
McLaughlin
Joan Wallwork
Herberton
Vern Walker
Dorris Brera
Rarenghoe
Wade
Ry Cage
China
A.J. Draper Pty.ltd
Whene
Atherton