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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
5
The article declares chain letter schemes as outright swindles and warns city residents against participating. It explains how the 10 shillings sent onward multiplies unrealistically into vast profits, showing arithmetic proves only a few benefit while the majority lose money.
Sunshine travelled to East Brunswick last Saturday and overwhelmed the home team with pace after half time. Skehan and Bradbury led Sunshine scoring with multiple majors as East Brunswick fought back, final scores Sunshine 16 16 to East Brunswick 11 9 with Sunshine set to meet Fairfield next at Selwyn Park.
A disagreeable man tours an antique shop scoffing at a portrait claiming it is art. The dealer corrects him, revealing the item is actually a mirror. The exchange underscores a humorous misunderstanding in a quiet shop setting.
Deadline set to Wednesday midday for all football club activity reports in The Advocate. Earlier submissions ensure full coverage of forthcoming activities and matches.
Warrant Officer McKenzie is transferred to the 30th Battalion with best wishes from all ranks. Warrant Officer Olsen joins the 32nd Battalion from the 23rd Battalion Geelong to take over duties. A ball for Bacchus Marsh and 32nd Battalion members will open the new drill hall on Monday night July 29.
Mails for Sydney and Melbourne routes now close at 2.50 p.m. on weekdays instead of 1.30 p.m. due to the faster Sydney express. En route towns benefit from this service with the adjusted timing improving delivery.
A diner snaps at the menu promising nothing attracts him and demands the manager. The waiter retorts with a quip asking whether the manager should be fried or grilled, a sharp exchange on a restaurant floor.
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