Wordplay and puns in a playful family humor piece
A lighthearted column of jokes and a riddle about fountains and royalty. It blends wordplay with a geography pun about matrimony and a joke about vowels after T, ending with a family exchange about the united states.
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United States
Selections for Moonee Valley and Stakes at Various Tracks
Race card notes list Moonee Valley selections including MIA MIA Hurdle and St Albans Handicap for Colts and Ostines with Sir Geraint and Mitotsl among entries. Royal Jubilee, Broadmeadows Steeple, and St Alban Shop fixtures feature Hall Mark Young Idea Sylvandale and Hostile. Also notes Dundonald Handicap lineup Suncharm Ales, Gay King and Hostile, plus knitting wool fashions and new season shades from Lincoln Mills and R. V. Seymour.
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Pooley Bridge
Rio
ST. Albans
Sir Geraint
Cox Plate Hall
Young Idea
Sylvandale
Moonee Valley Cup
Clean Up Drive Aims To Spruce Braybrook Shire
Braybrook Shire Council plans a November first clean up with Sunshine residents to cart away debris from footpaths. The effort highlights hedges gardens and cleaned paths as signs of civic pride, aided by horticultural work and a council slogan urging residents to tidy up their areas.
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Braybrook
Horticultural Society
Death of Ronald G Prichard at ten years old
Ronald George Prichard died at Children's Hospital on Saturday from tetanus after a splinter pierced his foot. Born at Beech Forest ten years ago, he lay in state at his parents home in Maidstone before burial at Fawkner cemetery. The Rosamond Street State School and transport workers honored him with floral tributes and schoolchildren lined the route to the graveside.
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Ronald George Prichard
Children's Hospital
Beech Forest
George Albert Prichard
Ballarat Road
Omar Street
Maidstone
Fawkner
Ordnance Factory
Ronnie
Rosamond Street State School
J. Symonson
J. Thomas
H. F. Wright
Messrs
Nelson Bros
Mr William Armour Dies in Sunshine Welshpool
Mr William Armour, one of Sunshine's oldest residents, died at his daughter's home in Welshpool after about 23 years in Sunshine. Born near Kilmarnock Scotland, he was nearly 80. Survived by one son and four daughters, funeral at Footscray cemetery with Presbyterian services led by Rev. W. Evans. Mortuary arrangements by Walter A. Warne.
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William Armour
Sunshine
Lewis
Welshpool
Armour
Kilmarnock
Scotland
R. W. Armour
Elston
Hill
R. Rohner
Footscray
Presbyterian Church
W. Evans
Walter A. Warne
Klippers Uncrushable and Washable Ties Featured
See the new range at R. V. Seymour. Ties priced at 2/6 each, noted for smart designs and long wear.
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R. V. Seymour
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Caretta Dundonald
Lincoln Mills
Shire Council
Anderson Road
Durham Road
Derby Road
Delva
D.B
Alexo
Alex. F. Clarke
Barkly St