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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

3

Love as Locksmith Widens into Royal Odyssey

Alistair Hanborough and Ruby Marsh reconcile in a dramatic sequence of steps from their troubled past to a staged royal life. They reunite in a London home, plan a Rome moonlit return, and welcome a son as Ruby’s family adjusts to new wealth and duty. The Goodwins gain a christening link, while Ruby embraces motherhood and social responsibility.

Ruby Alistair Ib Mbek Nortor Ruby Garling Austrair St. Jamey's Square Ale Inez Gila Marah Camp Cynthia Mr. Marsh Mrs. Marsh Rome Brathera von Alistair Thie Ruilant Viaton Marie Antoinette St James's Allstate Inter Ammar Goodwins Thal Goodwin Orwarda Ruby Grorga Justus Alistair James

Partnership in Letters Sparks Marital Debate

A discussion on marriage likens it to a partnership and urges pre marital talks. It argues against sharing private letters between spouses, noting jealousy and privacy issues when husbands and wives read each other’s correspondence. It suggests keeping some letters private to maintain harmony and avoid conflict.

Marrige Jack Bam Jill Indaw Jack Wonton Mom Hans

Fractured Comic Exchange On Stage Life And Oddities

An old timey crowd scene unfolds with witty quips about actors turning from medicine to theatre, money for dreams, and petty social jests. A child asks why balloon men write at end, a merchant misreads luck in a West Country estate pitch, and a clock joke closes with a precise time of 7 49.

Viking James

Colonial Mutual Life annual report shows growth and bonuses

Colonial Mutual Life Assurace Society reports 1924 results with strong Ordinary and Industrial department growth. Policies issued total over 52,000 with premiums and bonuses rising, expenses controlled, and surplus funds shared with policyholders. Accident department paid earlier bonuses but shows slower expansion. social welfare services noted.

Colonial Mutual Life Assurace Society Uie Accident Department Companita Hercely Nike Costa Polity Ia Tr Bustucer Wionay Seine Tevawiver Ite

Thousand-pound declines in Aldon Society report

The incomplete report discusses reserve funds and unexpired risks totaling £19,901 with £8,680 supplied to support a 4 percent added to all benefits. It notes the society’s investment mix including securities, debentures, mortgages, and other assets, and praises a strong year while a farmer anecdote reflects aging and wit in rural life.

Otter

The Diplomatic Pedlar and London Folklore Dialogues

An OCR fragment offers a comic scene of a tea seller at a doorstep and a jealous exchange over who is mistress of the house. It includes a family vignette where children excel in different fields and a London visitor’s hotel tale. A jail scene features a casual lawyer question and a distracted suspect. The piece blends gossipy banter with social observation and character sketches.

Taxes Markets And Migrants

Opinion piece argues Australia must curb taxes while boosting employment for migrants and developing domestic manufacturing. It claims farmers pay their fair share, urges strengthening secondary industries to reduce reliance on foreign markets, and promotes policies for population growth through remunerative employment and local production.

Australa Cen Australia Commonwealth Atia Australian Industries Protection League

One Would Do Her Only Change

An unclear OCR passage recounts an incident with Mrs Brown and a clergyman, involving commotion at a newsagent and various mentions of bun orders, intoxication, and church misconduct. Names and details are garbled. key actions imply a public disturbance and a plea for plain bread amid tension.

Food for Her and a Hidden Promise

Mr Slmpson proclaims deep love to Miss May and says his country affairs kept him from declaring before. He reveals he has saved enough to justify asking her to marry him, while Miss May hesitates and asks how much he has saved.

Mr. Slmpson Miss May Mika May

A Different Place Emich and Jones Exchange Blurred Dialogue

A fragmented dialogue shows Emich praising memory and Jones claiming not to forget, with Smith recalling a loan of twenty pounds. Jones indicates storing something in his pocket as part of the exchange, highlighting a casual, rough chat tone.

Emich Jones Smith

Fragmented Tale Across London and Village Veil

An Irishman and his wife visit London as a story unfolds of a country house, drama, and mistaken fortunes. A supper of theatrical life and a curtain inscribed with Asbestos prompts a witty exchange about Latin meaning, revealing social disguise and humor in a small community. The tale blends rural pride with urban travel and pointed quips about status.

Pat Maggie

Pleasant remedy claimed to restore hair color

An advertisement-like fragment claims a home compound can restore natural hair color and growth. It names a Mr Menshall chemist in South Melbourne and promises a trial offer and postage, urging readers to mix a boiling solution then apply nightly to roots for full results.

Ealy Menshall Clarendon Street South Melbourne Victoria London Goa Solielte

Herbal remedy boosts digestion for chronic dyspeptics

In Australia a traditional tonic claims to aid poor digestion and restore appetite. A daily dose of herbal juices is suggested until the stomach strengthens, with a full bottle available from T. A. Dickson, Chemist, Geelong, Victoria, priced at 8 shillings 6 pence.

Australia A.M.S China T. A. Dickson Geolons, Vie

Fat Makes Many Woman's Life a Burden

An old advertisement touts a weight loss remedy named Formmetis or similar, claiming quick fat reduction and permanent benefits with no harmful effects. It asserts heart and breath issues will improve and promotes availability from chemists in the Commonwealth at 1/7 for a fortnight’s supply, via chemists and drapers.

Commonwealth

Complexion Tip Ad Promises Results Tomorrow

An old time medicine style notice from Henry Francis & Co advertises a complexion treatment with promises of visible results the next day. It lists a Sydney address and urges direct mail orders while cautioning about the potency of prescriptions.

Alo Hwaller Siew Henry Francis & CO Bourke St Colite Statel N.B

Patents Abisines for Appilatons at Madden Melbourne

A notice from A T Madden patent attorney at Corner Collins and William Streets Melbourne outlines full information on applications to be made. The text appears as an OCR read with unusual spellings and punctuation. It indicates official patent procedures and contact details for submissions and inquiries.

A. T. Madden Institute of Patent Attornaye 8 Collins and William Streets Melbourne

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