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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 54, Issue 3894, 26 April 1937, Page 8

A speaker at a public meeting described a visit he had paid to the home of a man who w-as in the advertising business. It was on a Sunday afternoon, and his friend’s little poy had just returned from Sunday school. He was carrying an illustrated card. “ What’s that ? ” asked the boy’s father. “ Just an ad. about Heaven,” the little boy replied. They were writing letters. Hubby looked up—worried. “ Wlrat’s the matter, dear ? ” his wife asked. “ Why—er—l had it on the tip of my tongue, and now it’s gone ? ” “ Never mind,” she said soothingly. Just think hard for a moment—it’s sure to come back.” “ Thinking won’t help this time—it was a penny stamp.”

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