11 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
1
A historical note argues dairy cattle differ in intrinsic quality called dairy gility, affecting butterfat yield from identical feed. It stresses breed selection, individual cow assessment, proper care, and patient maturity for heifers, linking humane handling and regular milking to farm profitability and soil fertility.
A household guide stresses correct manners begin at the family table. It argues that neat dress and dainty service at home prevent awkwardness when guests visit and help children grow into graceful, poised adults who act well in public moments.
A curious tale from a distant land relates an army sergeant major recalling John James, a native who learned bread making in European style. He advertised his loaves as fit for the King, and his shop later bore a bold sign proclaiming European Loaf for the King.
Breeders argue that pedigrees alone mislead when crosses are poor or lines drift. Close mating risks consolidation of faults. paper records must be supported by proven performance rather than fashion, as true merit lies beyond mere appearance.
Lord Roberts argues defence should be the national motto to preserve peace. He warns that neglect now risks a weaker army and decaying ships when war comes, urging vigilance against vulnerability and a united effort to avert future conflict.
John Barry, formerly of Nagai and Chae Lion, announces taking over from Mr Joe P Triade in Benalla district. He promises to merit predecessor’s patronage, offers first class accommodation with top wines and spirits. Cabs meet all trains, phone 14.
Two women who had known each other for years meet again, exchanging amused remarks about time passed and how little has changed. The dialogue threads show their friendly reunion and commentary on weather since their last meeting.
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