Our Gardens Offer Tips On Lawn Borders And Planting
The note describes creating a border around a lawn with rocks or shells, planting larkspurs and gladioli, and keeping the earth light and weed free. Readers may write to Our Garden at The Advocate in Sunshine for help.
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Lttle
the Advocate
Sunshine
Sunshine children section invites letters and contests
Aunt Judith writes to Sunshine readers about the Show letter contest closing October 1 and a future prize for best riddles and jokes. She notes a punctuation competition with a prize and lists towns from last week. Edward Crosby wins with correct entry.
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Judith
Advocate Office
Our
Aunt Judith
Corner Conducted By Aunt Judith Names Restated
A corrected list for the upcoming competition is provided with updated participant names. The event closes on Monday next, September 30, and the national or local organizer is not specified.
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Conducted BY
Aunt Judith
Our Competition This Week Paragraph Without Spaces
A note highlights a competition titled Our Competition This Week with a paragraph written as a continuous string, showing no spaces between words, prompting readers to decipher or reinsert spacing. The item appears in a list or feature section of the edition.
Old Woman of the Woods Teaches Language of Birds
The old woman explains how she learned to understand birds and reveals a magical river table crafted from quartz and pebbles. Minna and John enjoy a special breakfast as the birds guide them to a stream and the cave’s wonders. The tale blends wonder with a lesson on listening to nature.
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Mane
Minna
Joba
Bits on Pyramids From Ancient Tombs to Great Pyramid
A concise note explains pyramids as masonry monuments built over kings' burial chambers. It highlights Gizeh pyramids near Memphis and the Great Pyramid of China Cheops, citing Herodotus and a workforce estimate. It mentions a roofing block weight average of 56 tons and 56 blocks used.
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Gizeh
Libyan Desert
Memphis
Nile River
China
Cheops
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Herodotus
Letters to the editor from St Albans children
Readers from Percy Street and Main Road in St Albans send letters and riddles for the Big Smile Section. Jack Hook Edward Grosbie and Betty Hale receive marks and encouragement. a Towns Competition prize is awarded to Edward while Betty is urged to try again and await future contests.
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Jack Hook
Percy Street
St. Albns
Jack
Suez Canal
England
Edward Grosbie
Roslyn
St. Athans
Edward
Thought for the Week Do what you can and be what you are
A brief reflection urges personal effort and authentic selfhood. It imagines shining softly like a glow worm when greatness feels distant, framing resilience as steady, inner light guiding daily conduct.
Riddle Fragments and Quips Crowd a Quirky Page
A jumble of limerick style riddles and jokes fills a page with puns and pithy quips. Bits reference a coast guard style scene and a seaside kitchen exchange, along with a caption about a doggerel cabinet pudding and a drowning joke.
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Darwin
Ahant
Anant
Edw. Crosbie
Rosslyn
St. Albans
Melbourne
Bombay
Liverpool
Newark
Geelong
Orleans
Heidelberg
Port London
Canberra
Marseilles
Berlin
Geneva
Glasgow
Sydney
Naples
Madri
Canton
Brisbane
Dhionglof
Worths
Storablas
Capinel
Iborn
Elbydrri
Bokroaruka
Caaryn Roswapr
Bellneri
Lassgue
Yalsker Igeamp
Spud One
Fieniy
Edward Crosbie
Wapper
Enid
Ator
Sonny
Dilly
Onny
Prudential
Hanalei
Paisley Street
Footscray
Fhoae