Martha and the runaway ball in the heat
Martha defies Bobby by hitting his golf ball and sends it flying over a fence. She quests through a dusty road to retrieve the ball before ice cream and a museum trip with friends, feeling the heat and doubt.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1937
Page
10
Martha defies Bobby by hitting his golf ball and sends it flying over a fence. She quests through a dusty road to retrieve the ball before ice cream and a museum trip with friends, feeling the heat and doubt.
The statements incorrectly assign events or works to figures. Shakespeare did not win Trafalgar, Drake did not discover America, Dickens did not fight in the Armada, Columbus did not write A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Nelson did not author Oliver Twist.
Martha and Tish hunt near a brook at a picnic and find Mrs Ross's ring worth ten shillings. They also spot a golf ball in a hole where Bobby stood moments earlier, causing his cheeks to redden as he shrugs off the tale.
After the party the group finds Bobby marching up with a bundle and offering to fix Martha's dirty doll dishes. He explains he took them to the shack for a spread last week and rushed washing. He mentions Martha had tried to find his last ball.
A five year old Kathie moves the clock hand to delay supper. Her mother and Auntie Doris learn that changing a clock cannot change time. Kathie’s mischief brings laughs and a gentle lesson about time.
The page lists William Shakespeare and a claim about Drake, Dickens and Columbus with a note about contributions from Dorothy Hummel of 11 Graham St Sunshine. It presents mixed accuracy and invokes several famous names alongside a personal sender.
A collection of light verse about an old man of Calcutta who coats his tonsils with butter and a brave girl of Connecticut signaling a train with pecticut. The third limerick features a man in a trunk asking his wife if he is drunk, and she confirms with a witty reply.
The notice lists Lombard Buildings Melbourne contact and telephones. Mr Hall will attend Sunshine on Monday and Thursday between 11 am and 1 pm at the office of Mr Andrew Fox on Hampshire Road.
The Arbitration Court set a 44 hour weekly limit for Keilor municipal staff communicated at a council meeting. A five day spread was proposed to drop Saturday morning work but defeated, leaving employees to work eight hours on Saturday and four hours on Saturday.
Braybrookshire council examined whether two injections enough for diphtheria vaccination. The Public Health department seeks a possible third dose. Health inspector Nind cited Dr Merrilees belief in a third shot, while noting two-injection recipients did not contract diphtheria. He supported using the Schick test to confirm immunity.
A brief notice announces delivery of BEST Box Blocks to truck lots. Prices available from A. G. Mudford at 14 Forrest Street Sunshine.
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