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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
6
A quoted professor claims tears act as antiseptic and aid recovery while a broader view notes tears reflect deep human emotions. The piece traces tears across medical, moral, and social roles, from healing to money-raising uses and acts of sympathy.
A reflective meditation on many kinds of tears, from honest and joyful to secret and solemn, noting tears born of love, loss, and strength. The piece contrasts sincere tears with deceitful ones and laments those that harm rather than heal.
The article reports the founding of a Munich school titled Hochschule der Heiratswissenschaften by Professor Dr. Walter Hassall. It aims to enroll 6800 students within a month who will become teachers of love and spread marriage propaganda across Germany, with lectures on dangers of flirtation and the virtues of sacrificial love and zoological biology demonstrations.
A fragmented collection of literary quotes and reflections on truth love and home. The snippets reference Emerson Luther Marcus Aurelius Holmes Bailey and a note on home making stressing its serious privilege.
A collage of humorous lines and stray dialogue. references to a thrifty citizen and a farmer named Corntessel discuss saving money and buying a farm. Mentions a divorce and a judge question about arrests. Also notes a man named J. and a motorcar and a casual comment on cooking time. A Camp coffee fragrance is praised as excellent.
In Dunedin on June 17 the Prime Minister and Hon James Allen spoke to a large crowd on economic and defence topics. They discussed the 3,000,000 loan, debt management, and future borrowing, noting revenue outpaced expenditure and public works continued. Allen outlined defence proposals and no shipbuilding excess, pledging a modest Empire defence role while avoiding extravagance. The gathering ended with thanks to the ministers and a social reception for Massey, Allen, and local officials.
Three inmates from Roto Roa island appear in Auckland Police Court charged with insubordinate conduct under the Reformative Institutions Act. Remanded until Friday. questions about bail and work on the island spark debate on whether inmates can be compelled to labor as part of treatment.
Employers of New South Wales propose a scheme to check militant trades unionism by forming a single defensive alliance of employers. Negotiations aim to defend private enterprise and employers' autonomy in running their affairs without interference.
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