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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
6
Local hairdresser at 260 Hampshire Road next McGrath's advertises a ladies salon with three chairs and no waiting. Services include permanent wave from 15 shillings, Lady's haircut, Marcel wave, water wave, reset, shampoo and wave, hot oil shampoo, and marcel retouch with listed prices.
A timeless school note from Aunt Judith to the children urging them to carry holiday joys into the school week. An old swagman lesson about balancing work and play and returning to duties with a positive spirit.
At Edinburgh University Anatomical Museum a striking object lesson uses preserved lungs to reveal fog harm. A white lung from an Arctic-sky Esqui maux, a black lung from a coal miner, and a grey lung from a city dweller show how air pollution affects different lives. The scene prompts a query about a pangram with every letter once.
A light pun explains that one item is taken up and shaken while the other is shaken up and taken, contrasting a rug with a medicine bottle. The joke hinges on the words taken and shaken in different orders for humor.
A local newspaper advertises a word palindrome contest with prize money, inviting entrants to submit their name and address by Monday February 17. Participants must mail entries to The Advocate Athee, Sun Crescent, Sunshine, with the note Word Competition on the envelope.
Princess Golden Heart, famed for long golden hair and kindness, lives near a city in a castle adjacent to a gloomy forest where a feared dragon is said to lurk. She hosts a charity party for poor children, but a frightened child begs her for help as a mysterious danger approaches.
A fearless princess and a brave little girl venture into a forest to find a missing boy. They meet a dragon who turns out to be a cursed prince. The curse is broken when kindness is shown, and the prince reveals his identity amid a joyful crowd.
St Marks clubs reach semi finals in inter club athletics at Olympic Park with both E and G Grade sides advancing. standout performances include Cox in 4.424 for one mile, Philpott 7.25 in the mile walk, and Hitler winning pole vault and hop, step and jump. Coburg and Old Xaverians defeated in finals, while Sandringham awaits in tomorrow’s clash.
In a later chapter the former Arvendly dragon known as the prince marries the bold Princess Go’dan-heart, sealing a peaceful union. The couple’s marriage marks a joyful turn in the kingdom’s legend as storytellers note their partnership and shared guardianship.
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