
Mary Carde
Mary Carde is a resident of Parrearra, Queensland, who recently reflected on her vintage Mothercraft book from 1958. In her commentary, she highlights the outdated perspectives on motherhood and child-rearing prevalent in that era, particularly regarding dietary recommendations for babies, suggesting a disconnect with contemporary views on parenting.
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Mary Carde criticized Donald Trump for his behavior and its impact on the presidency.
Herzog visit to test nation’s unityMary Carde questions the absence of company names with '& Daughters' in her observation.
Dialled in for that eye testMary Carde expressed her frustration about proving her humanity online.
Sportscaster out for a DUKWMary Carde reflects on the warnings of President Dwight Eisenhower regarding military power.
Our link to the Crown is an anachronism that must endMary Carde writes about the history of the University of Sydney.
Carnation salvationMary Carde’s question about the value of her forgotten savings sparked a discussion.
A case of interest and a continuing interest in casesMary Carde recalls her old State Savings Bank passbook and its regulations.
Cases, cats, camping and cash continue coming into Column 8Mary Carde reflects on the complexities of bedding terminology.
My favourite mind benderMary Carde reflects on the nostalgia of westerns and the naming of the Lone Ranger's horse.
Lismore pranksters were exhaustingMary Carde commends President Ramaphosa for his dignity in response to Trump's behavior.
Regional Australians pay the price for climate denialMary Carde expresses her feelings about the frustrations of driving with a back seat driver.
Albanese must play hardball with gambling industryMary Carde notes the electorate's decision against Peter Dutton.
Dutton critics are vindicated, but strong opposition is neededMary Carde is mentioned among readers enjoying wordplay related to politics.
Holiday closure, in black and whiteMary Carde shares her experience of reading a caution on a packet of frozen raw prawns.
Don’t take the bait!Mary Carde's comments on sex education in the 1950s are noted by Pauline McGinley.
Kitchen discovery takes the cakeMary Carde reflects on her experiences with motherhood and education in the past.
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