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Newspaper

Horsham Times

Location

Horsham, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

10

Uncle Bills Corner for the Children

Uncle Bills Corner notes weekly letters from readers in Horsham Times. Reports memberships in SHA Y.F.C. and recent badge awards, birthdays, farm life updates, and a drawing competition with a July 2 deadline. Mary Curran and Rita Jennings donate to the Anti Cancer fund alongside local youngsters submitting riddles and progress in the First to Seventh degrees.

Times Mary Curran Rita Jennings Evelyn Timmins Irene Jus Coralie Schulz Ruth Gersch Bob Harris Edna Knight Dawn Haley Jack Walter Clara Lane Wonwondah North

Competition Results and Riddles From The Poets Corner

A dense list of competition results assigns twenty marks to Evelyn Timmins and others, eighteen to Jack Walter and peers, sixteen to Keith Earl and more, with twelve, ten and one mark allocations. Several jokes and questions follow. The Poets Corner note asks youths to enter competitions, promising honor cards and prizes, with a call to participation and page success.

James Mary Tenn Maude Will Grace Ruth Law Edna Hugh Evelyn Timmins Irene Ellis Susie Myhill Gwen Myhill Jack Walter Isobel Young Vernon Liver Doris Zippel Alan Zippel June McCredden Vera Heard Marjory Heard Hilda Hammond Shirley Millar Torna Lane Betty Dawn Haley Bob Harrix Lorna Comport Queenie Ballinger Colin Mott Rita Jennings Marjorie Hunter Uncle Bill Lorna Lane Haven

This Week's Best Jokes and Letters Varied Humour

Three hard of hearing men walk and joke about Wembley and Thursday while a drink plan unfolds. A small car owner requests fuel and oil as a sneezing mechanic quips. A poem and a letter mention an AntiCancer appeal and a heifer named Pet, with pony rides to school described in a regional tone.

Wembley Jack Walter Noradjuha Shirley Millar Laharum Bill Mayor's Fund Justin Neddy

The Sweet Soup Short Story

A poor girl and her mother gain wealth from a magical pot that boils sweet soup on command. After the mother forgets the stop phrase, the pot spills across the village, threatening endless soup. The girl returns and halts it, leaving a village trapped in soup and a single name noted.

Young Australian teachers face bush life in climate and fleas

A correspondent recounts life of young teachers sent to remote settlements across Australia. The piece describes harsh working days from dawn, poor pay, the community’s mixed view of education, and the influence of social credit ideas, with satirical notes on government and empire slogans. It ends reflecting on routine and nostalgia.

Australia Young Australian League Hoomerang Young Australia League Padderee Florence River Florence Bindeharra Buttercup Oldohap Empire Noods Tam

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Bronchial Coughs

An advertisement touts Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for bronchial coughs colds and influenza. The claim positions the product as a preventive and healing aid with emphasis on respiratory relief and overall wellbeing.

Woods

Gold Top Lost in Dust Bin Tale

A gilded top spins away from a boy and is lost in a dust bin. There it meets a round, dirty object that has waited weeks in darkness and begins to speak, promising to reveal what lies ahead in the strange, forgotten place.

Tommy Top

Fragmented tale of Betty Ball and a lost top item

In a cryptic passage a character named Betty Ball is linked to a corked Morocc o crafted item. A maid clears a dust bin and discovers the object while a boy is present, revealing a murky, misread scene about identity and belonging.

Morocco Tommy Top Betty Ball Vowey

That Dreadful School and the Free Child At Summerhill

The piece reviews A S Neill headmaster of Summerhill School England and his book That Dreadful School In Summerhill children live freely work and play as they wish with rules set by themselves A Big Five enforces discipline and expulsion power while teachers and pupils share authority Neill argues freedom aids natural growth and truthful handling of home life and sex topics The article questions whether this system can endure but notes it may advance future educational discussion

A. 8. Neill Summerhill School England Neill Summerhill Mr. Neill Wagga “Advertiger

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