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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
6
The fragment discusses square bottles associated with wine aging and flavor differences. It mentions brett, taste implications, and comparisons of strawberry, raspberry, and elder honey wines. Mentions expert opinions, testing, and aging in casks, plus a metaphor about seeds and beginnings.
Antoinette Lix, born in Alsace, served as an army officer in Poland and fought in the French conflicts. She earned the rank of lancer captain and, wounded, remained with her company through brutal battles including Bourgogne and Racel Europe. After a long career, she retired due to wounds, later receiving support from friends and government aid, until her death in hospital.
An OCR fragment warns about health myths from a past era. It mentions avoiding certain drinks and foods, promoting vegetables, desserts, and wine, and urges moderation. The text includes garbled phrases about typhoid, gout, apoplexy, and cleanliness, reflecting distrust of questionable cures.
A distorted passage reflects on life as a voyage toward honor earned by personal deeds. The fragment hints at self reliance and the inner light guiding conduct amid surrounding forces, urging steady virtue as the measure of worth.
Pigs and Galves Stone and Co Ltd are open to receive carcase pork and veal any day of the week at the Metropolitan Meat Market in North Melbourne. Daily sales at highest realized prices, with latest cold storage chambers and prompt account sales. correspondence invited and weekly market reports available.
Public health warning highlights risks from shared drinking cups and towels in London venues. Pneumonia and diphtheria traces appear in cups, with some vessels proving fatal. Emphasizes need for thorough washing, single use or proper cleaning by restaurants, and caution to avoid shared towels to prevent eye diseases and potential blindness.
A radio sketch titled Sayings Wise and Otherwise pokes fun at professionals with lines about a dentist living hand to mouth. The quirky piece, Cradles In a Battleship, hints at maritime chaos with ocean storms and a doctor noting brewing trouble as a walrus lifebuoy floats amid squalls.
Medical notes discuss cold baths and proper technique to avoid blood issues, plus a New Orleans meeting announcing a alcohol injection method to treat neuralgia. Anecdotes include a Staffordshire toast custom and a Victorian-toy line about teething remedies and rats poisoned by a product.
A series of testimonials from Australian readers claim Warner’s Safe Cure restored health after liver and digestive troubles. Notes include Mrs Stanley of Bendigo, Mr Bowman of Arthurton, Mrs Reardon of Townsville, and others detailing relief from indigestion, back and kidney pain, sleep loss, and renewed strength after taking the medicine.
A fragmentary collage of quirky notes and moral quips. It lampoons a pilfering boy, notes hens respond to bright colors, jokes about a racehorse named Nettle, and pairs a domestic mishap with a playful bickering line from Mrs Newlywed and Jack.
An energetic sale pitch touts the New Model Vega separator as superior in quality and far cheaper than rivals. The advertisement, aimed at Victoria buyers, highlights commissions and urges quick ordering from C Buckeye Harvester Co at 44 to 52 Francis St Melbourne.
The December issue of The Storyteller from Cassell and Co. features a wood cover, lively content, and multiple stories. Oppenheim presents a new series first tale of The Amazing Partnership, with Kazan the Wolf Dog and other authors contributing installments and a long complete novel by Grenville Sammerton.
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