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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
6
A cryptic, corrupted passage discusses self restraint, possession of power, and legal action. It mentions self discipline, illness or disorder, and a lawyer poised to intervene, with unclear context and faulty phrasing throughout.
A chaotic listing promotes tours to furniture shops and trade houses in Melbourne. It mentions Panlnon dom suites and various merchants, with addresses on Collins Street and Richmond Street, claiming moderate tariffs and convenient home boarders near the city.
Readers learn basic eye care and risk signs in a compact health note. Focuses on strain prevention, proper viewing habits, and avoiding harmful practices while urging regular attention to eye comfort and safety.
An advertisement extols the American Webinter System as a continuous heat source for churches public halls and bedrooms promising immediate hot water return flow and long term fuel savings. It claims efficient operation with rapid payback and urges readers to contact Mossie John Danks & Bon for details.
A description of Japanese writing as a mixed script with Kanji and Kana and the laborious movable type workflow. Compositors use forty seven Kana strips arranged by boys under a chant while choosing Kanji blocks, then proofs are produced aloud through successive pass and correction.
A World War Spanish American War era tale describes Michie Murphy a strong soldier who seeks discharge to care for family. The colonel exposes a forged wife letter. Murphy admits no wife, declaring the two biggest liars are in the tent. Wolfe’s Schnapps note follows.
A fragment recounts a patient seeking Dr Robertson in a town but finding no physician of that name. The visitor returns home in disappointment, while Syd enham questions his health and hints at ulterior motives. The piece also reflects on courtly language and romance.
The advertisement extols Arnold's Balsam as a pure vegetable extract that captures balsamic and active medicinal principles from plants. It claims easy administration at any stage, pleasant taste, and suitability for children, valuable for families without a physician and early chest infection prevention.
A seventeenth and earlier century style letter set extols Warner's Safe Cure for gravel in the kidneys with multiple testimonials. Readers recount long suffering from kidney and bladder issues, relief after taking the remedy, and praise for improved health and mobility. Letters cite various Sydney area towns and dates in 1903 to 1908.
Military engineers favor clay or sand substitutes for fortifications where clay is unavailable. Sand is bagged from seashores to build defenses, reducing enemy cannon fire and shell damage. London doctors note dental extractions unnecessary, claiming remedies cure severe toothaches.
Leslie's Weekly recounts a British sergeant with a wooden leg and a sixpence a day pension. The discredited veteran uses a placard proclaiming desertion from the army after sixteen years of service to deter recruits, slowing enlistment efforts and fueling wartime propaganda fears.
A rainy day offers a chance for home tasks and reflection. The article urges making chores and letters a priority, praises domestic productivity, and notes self restraint through abstinence as a virtue. It closes by linking literacy and culture to a nation’s future.
A meteorologist notes that a falstove birth is small yet remarkable as hailstone dust seeds form. In the heart of every hailstone lies a minute speck of dust, the seed around which vapour gathers to begin hail formation.
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