SANDY’S CORNER
There can be no peace nations unless some nations mere the better) are strong enough to keep the peace among the others. NEW BABIES. Two Manchester children were 6Mn» paring notes about new babhe*. "We got ours from Dr. Bates/’ one. 'Oh." replied the other, ”weT» rationed with Dr. Butterworth." GERMAN SAI SAGE. Under new regulations, German "sausages” hereafter will be made exclusively of potatoes and other vegetables, Exchange Telegraph reports •om Zurich. That should be a relief irom the sawdust that has stuffed the casings. Things must be looking up. . ARBOR DAY. Congratulations to Dr. Adams on his intention to revive the spirit ol Arbor Day. We were beginning fro wonder whether the old. shall say ■‘McGregor”? spirit, which flourished so well in Wanganui in years gone Oy, was really dead. Time was when beautification of the city encouraged interest among a large number of citizens. many of whom had retired from professions and trades. Their work was reflected in the beauty of the river <ity which became noted throughout the Dominion. What they did was of a
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 59, 10 March 1944, Page 4
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181SANDY’S CORNER Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 59, 10 March 1944, Page 4
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