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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
3
Fragmentary text references a person or event with scattered names and places. meaningful details are unclear and no coherent facts emerge for a concise summary.
A fragmentary excerpt presents a religious plea attributed to Rose Terry Cooke, urging repentance and belief in the gospel. It references creation imagery and moral exhortation, ending with a biblical citation Mark 1 13.
Jeanerie and the Hume Circle extend birthday greetings to Pink Coralette Fairy Dew Dawn Clentura Rappy Thought s Bonny Doon Ealne TM and others in a festive message.
Transcribed from a dated recipe page, this entry describes rolled steak with onion parsley herbs butter pepper and salt, wrapped with wine, baked in a dish with water, and hints at an alternate dish using an oyster layer and baker’s water.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a symposium involving farmers, ancient topics, and a line about a page with answers. It reads as garbled parade of names and objects without clear events or dates. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize definitively.
A fragmented old recipe page offers a summer menu of desserts and fruit salads. It lists cherry tart, peach and melon mixes, and a pineapple strawberry salad with whipped cream. The text mentions pastry, cream, fruit, and various measurements though many words are garbled.
The page records various social items from Town and Country including the eldest daughter of Mrs Roonan of Irvinebank set to wed Sergt Mery Eysrs of the RAF, and Mrs K Griffiths traveling on the Sunshine Express. It mentions a Masonic gathering at Tan Poiday and a later note about a planned move to Afertown with Mrs Ste.
A detailed report of the weekly bridge and knitting session at St Monica’s Club Rooms held Tuesday last. Mrs Downey led the knitting circle while ten afternoon refreshments were provided by Mesdames Peel M Fennell and N Thomas. Euchre and bridge games, prize winners, and a long list of attendees and future organizers are noted, reflecting a lively community event chaired by Mrs Shamronk and others.
Donations of mile cakes and games were received. The making over of amir continues to occupy the number of willing workers, and the eye are ill grat ed for the work done. The Tuesday evening social promoted by the girls of St Marys Guild had immediate success with a large crowd. The Women’s Guild of St Johns plans outreach to all host wives. Wednesday afternoon event at 3:48 pm on December 2 seeks attendance.
An affirmative editorial showcases current sugar industry topics. It highlights the Royal Commission on the Sugar Industry, 1941-42 accounts from the Queensland Sugar Board, Central Sugar Cane Prices Board, and related bodies. It notes variety trials, wage declarations, harvesting observations, and postwar reconstruction issues.
Fragments describe a woman at a violin within a gilded frame. A soldier’s face blends with music as the musician’s lids heavy with sound evoke memory and pride. The text weaves poetic imagery of art and war, though phrasing remains fragmented.
Readable fragments describe multiple weddings across Cairns and Toowoomba. Jesnne Le Roy and H. White Meinted wed at Cairns Baptist Church with a large reception for U.S. and local guests. Lilian Isobel Newton married Corporal Richard Gordon at St. John’s Church of England with a formal post ceremony gathering. Larson Chamberlain and Gera Chamberlain wed at Presbyterian Church with a pink and white reception. Honeymoons and travels mentioned, including Cairns and Townsville, with families and servicemen in attendance.
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