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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1902
Page
4
Readings list standard body temperatures for horses cattle sheep pigs and dogs. Caution notes that stress such as exertion travel and parturition can raise temps temporarily, so readings must be interpreted carefully.
A fragmented verse laments lost love across distance and heaven. The speaker, overwhelmed by pride and sorrow, pleads for forgiveness and reunion in heaven, recalling past meetings by the stile and beaches and the longing to hear a beloved voice again.
The article argues rest is essential in a restless era and sleep is not the only form of repose. It notes continuous mental effort tires the brain and that true rest may require varied daily activity to prevent mental fatigue.
A fragmented scene shows Logan Tinkins declaring intent to marry a daughter as her father resists, a strained exchange hinting at family pressure and looming obstacles. The piece blends archaic diction with stray lines about love, promise, and a harsh economic aside referencing builders and contractors.
Mrs. Gamble confronts loneliness and family strain as she visits Spencer Gamble’s home to check on his sick wife Jessie Greene and Florrie. The scene reveals tensions between Amelia Gamble and her son’s wife, and between pride and care in a cold rural village setting.
In a tense scene spanning a chaotic morning, Mrs Gamble confronts deep strain as the protest girl from Shattuck and her husband Spencer Gamble face separation stresses. Florrie nears danger, yet Spencer’s resilience and family bonds surface, revealing a fragile domestic order tested by past loyalties and uncertain futures.
A discussion on soldier wounds shows most recover and return to duty while some die or are disabled. Crimean War figures cited indicate 11,515 hospital admissions for wounds or disease, with 6,43 returned to duty, 3,318 invalided, and 1,758 dying in hospitals or abroad. Of invalids, many died on voyage or at home. only about 290 later served again.
A garbled passage discusses purported remedies and methods to address health concerns. It mentions unnamed products and techniques, implying ease of use and quick effects. The text lacks clear entities, dates, or verifiable details and remains largely indecipherable.
An old advertisement by Mr H T Gregerson PARA proclaims a Purest Drug and Chemist business. It asserts careful, reputable service by a successor, maintaining first rate pharmaceutical standards and public trust.
The article discusses the Victoria Cross award process with emphasis on merit and gallantry, noting nominations by commanding officers and comrades, plus potential on the spot conferment by generals. It includes historical quotes on taxation and social issues, then shifts to household tips on cleanliness and practical advice, mentioning milk safety, shelling aroma, and poultry wing preservation.
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