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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
1
J Odgers Wiehe announces in Buninyons district that Benalls aye divtric bakery has been purchased by Me Slawtie. The notice asks the public to support the new management and maintain community patronage.
A detailed guide on successful grafting of apple limbs emphasizing scion size from 1 to 2 inches, bark condition, and proper edge alignment. It covers risks of weak unions in early years, tool quality, and using a wooden wedge to prevent stock scion separation during union formation.
A young couple marries and attempts a novelty ballooning honeymoon. The bride craves height, ballast and even the stools are discarded. The balloon rises, then nearly collides with another pair while bystanders exclaim that the man in the moon has the brokers.
A humorous scene recalls Howler praising his wife despite a rough appearance and loud singing while a boss in a workshop enforces wage deduction with the promise of doubled pay. The narration shifts to a three-storey home metaphor about mind and body, ending with a boy’s odd toast to drinking three pints to change fate.
A reader contrasts French and English trials noting Paris court drama and theater, where prosecutors dominate, witnesses and defendants perform for crowds. The columnist cites Madame Steinholl, the guilt motive, and the refrain Never confess as the dramatic climax, highlighting cross channel courtroom culture.
A whimsical account describes Pluffy-tail's tea party where two lucky guests savor treats while other kittens peep through a door crack. Lively descriptions note dining antics, clumsy etiquette, and the playful chaos as meals tempt the guests.
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