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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
6
An old classified snippet lists Blake's Hairdressing Salon at 200 Hampshire Road GV offering permanent waves and multiple services. Items include Lady's Haircut, Marcel Wave and Water Wave with various prices, shampoo options, hot oil treatment, and Marcel retouch.
A children's weekly note shares a motivational tale about a man who started in a small shed near Bendigo, later building a large factory. His motto emphasized daily preparation for tomorrow's success and invites readers to view his humble shed along the railway line near Sunshine station.
The column urges living by a twofold standard, first pursuing fairness in actions and decisions, then showing generosity to others. It frames justice as groundwork for kindness and community trust. It invites readers to embody ethical consistency in daily life.
Edward III began granting crests as military honors in 1393. The practice of using animal figures as cognizance goes far back, with Herodotus noting the Earians created helmets with crests.
The text traces crest use from Xander the Great and Julius Caesar to England’s revival of heraldic practice. It notes a Crusades era spread, with Edmund Crouchback and Baron de Spencer depicted with crested arms before 1286 and 1206 respectively, and describes early crests as plumes and feathers.
Twins Jim and Molly face a holiday return to school as illness slows Baby Pat. Miss Wallis keeps tight discipline at the small school, while the pair wait at Ladybridge Junction for a Wadhurat train. In town, they buy buns and spot a clockwork model, losing track of time.
Jim and Molly race a late train to Wadhurst missing a connection. Roy Cooper introduces them to Uncle Phil in Ripley. Uncle Phil invites them to stay, shares wartime family links, and the twins enjoy a jovial holiday of motoring and picnicking with their new guardian.
The Linton Tennis Club and the Happy Circle hosted a farewell evening at St Albans Presbyterian Church on January 13 for Mr and Mrs Dick Storer who leave the district for Prairie beyond Bendigo. Local performers entertained, gifts were presented, and well wishes were offered as the couple depart with fond regard.
A witty exchange jokes about aging and wealth as Geoffrey faces a costly gesture to preserve youth. The banter hints at social perceptions of money and vanity without dramatic detail.
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