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A playful unspecific note from a 1901 issue edited by Cinderella marks a Saturday edition. The fragment references Wagon Wagga Express dated Saturday August 4 1901 with garbled city details.
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
5
A playful unspecific note from a 1901 issue edited by Cinderella marks a Saturday edition. The fragment references Wagon Wagga Express dated Saturday August 4 1901 with garbled city details.
A long, fragmented letter page recounts intimate notes from readers including Martin, Spriggs, Heupel, and others. The pieces describe letters sent and received, petty mischief, and reflections on daily life, schooling, pets, and household routines.
An archaic fairy tale fragment tells of a poor village girl aided by a mysterious fairy who grants her a magical slipper a magically fitting shoe leads to a sequence where a cow and wealth arrive, followed by a devoted courtship, a wedding, and a journey to distant realms, ending with the fairy returning to end the tale.
A collage of handwritten letters from children in 1901 describing joining a local league, school life, family news, pet ducks, kittens, and village scenes. Letters mention long walks, weather, farm life, and requests for a prize, with several sign-offs from young writers like Halloran Archer Mary Murphy Nellie Mcrier Percу Martin Handy Spandy Evelyn Doolan.
Diamond Puzzle outlines wordplay tasks and a short story contest with prizes. It invites readers to submit original work by a set deadline and promises publication of all worthy entries in the column.
A historic notice outlines rules for a youth journalism league including age limits under 18, prohibited collaboration, single-sided sheets, and required personal details with each entry. It also provides a long list of members with names and towns such as Wagga, Coolamon, Mundawinderee, and others, reflecting a regional community effort.
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