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A compact note presents a simple living philosophy with reflections on daily routines and contentment. The item reads like a brief feature or column quote urging modest, mindful living.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
2
A compact note presents a simple living philosophy with reflections on daily routines and contentment. The item reads like a brief feature or column quote urging modest, mindful living.
A discussion on modern women’s possessive behavior contrasts with a historical tale of Princess Mary designing Venetian glass bead necklaces. The piece notes how domineering, self concerned women affect husbands and friends, then shifts to Princess Mary’s charitable necklace project and a light column on chivalry in street etiquette.
A fragmented request appears to seek massaging the price per page for two volumes involving Palmolive and a person named Rose. The garbled wording suggests adjustments or disclosures about costs and includes odd terms like impursaes and ectetions, indicating OCR issues.
A collection of informal notes from August 24, 1910, includes Rosemary, Florence Wicken, Doreen Dempsey, and Thelma Dempsey exchange with family. They mention stage shows, visiting days, name papers, and domestic details like ducks, motor boats, and pets, reflecting a small community correspondence page.
The Bairns Circle sends heartfelt birthday wishes to Olean, Pinkeons, Ramar Ama, Fern Tomsel, and Sarpy. Each note includes a personal motto such as There is no love like a mother and Hearts are light and thoughts are kind. Rosemary signs with love.
A short poem fragment invokes daily bread of cheer and hope amid fear. It speaks of comrades on a common path, sharing crumbs of goodness, and trudge on with hardy will, springing steps, and singing voices as life’s grace is celebrated.
A for fun craft lesson describes turning old book pictures into animal cards. Cut out animal images, trace outlines on thin card, glue halves to form standing figures, fill legs with a white paste mix, let dry, then paint if desired for a decorative family activity on a rainy day.
In Angus the countryside shows lush growth for the season. W Land returns from Brisbane. Mrs O Rourke and Mrs Campbell families back from holidays. George June brings gifts for Peera shon State school pupils from Brisbane Exposition. Felix Howley suffers relapse, hospitalised. Local sport covers North Johnstone cricket debut against Malanda B, score 160 for Malanda. Gymnasium club holds first practice, male and female sessions planned. A Malanda Band dance draws wide attendance, novelty dances and raffles enlivened by local tradespeople.
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