07 Oct 1931
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
1
A fragmented narrative features childlike dialogue about growing up and school life. Characters Essie Ease Migsie and Uncle discuss a pretend witch scene with a fortune telling attempt. The scene shifts to a spooky tale with a cloak and a warning, then returns to everyday fears and友情 about staying together at school.
A fragmentary note speaks of a recurring figure often unseen at the door, hinting at a latent truth learned through many quiet encounters. The speaker reflects on patience and the understated lessons carried by repeated, minimal contact in a familiar street setting.
A fragment notes an event titled Buds First Competition with phrases about drawing, veils, and binding before November 20, plus a mention of Mother. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear participants or places.
A Cairns note from Olive King in the Post writes about missed meeting due to basketball, season ending, a Friday school concert with a penny entry, a dentist visit improving infants teeth, and a light remark on instruments. It also mentions hot weather, swimming as a pastime, Benny concerts, and thanks for tolerable jokes and poems.
The Bairns Circle sends Suzanne, Hawthorn Blossom, Hibiscus, Carna, and others many happy returns. Mottos include Tell no home secrets out of doors and Be just and fear ae Bijens. Rosemary signs with loving wishes.
Readable text shows a brief exchange with a wife remark and a question about preparation. The fragment hints at a domestic scene or playlet but lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Vers Marjorie Vere, a young English artiste, rises in theatre circles and gains fanfare. She praises Charlson powder for keeping skin free of shine and freckles, claiming it holds makeup for hours. The piece highlights her burgeoning star status and public appeal.
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