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Newspaper

Benalla Standard

Location

Benalla, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 15, 1924

Page

3

Raymond Travers Interferes In Morton Dolly Plot

In Coleton village Raymond Travers confronts Arthur Morton about his secret meetings with Dolly Frith, while Hazel Keane looms as a possible fiancée. Travers fears a romance could jeopardize his own plans and the comfort of Coleton Manor as Dolly and Morton argue over truth, love, and social boundaries.

Raymond Travers Hoon Morton Hamel Keane Miss Jarrow Bull Goleton Hazel Coleton Tavial Petey Burton Lucille Mias Jartrow London Raymond Misa Jarrow Goodbys Sas Mt Need Raymond Travers Qherean Heech Draper's Coleton Manor Alent Hizet Travers Mazal Jess Maely Arthur Morton Nate Gaya Bitsy Theaxton Dolly Kith Mletesinens Mian Jar- Tow Mike Jarrow Hazel Keane Raymond Prayers Beach Woods Hill John Clode Dolly Frith Thruxton Hall Archie Morton Hadgon Simpson Tere Ramond Travers Dolly Mr. Clode Tiese Woods Cam Willy Child Cote Dot Clodé Mo Sithane Clode Teavera Arthur Moreton Dolly Brith Sir Btopen Acta Ans Ile Ravers Keane Arthur Cha Tandun Miss Keane Gould Tobe

Starting a Business Says Hardware Chronicle

A hardware trade chronicle quotes a veteran value in urging cautious startup. It notes 90 of 100 new ventures operate at a loss early, due to advertising delays and initial misfires. A newcomer must balance lower margins, larger costs, and delayed profits while building goodwill.

Mata Hans Bre Senda

Lost Customer Walks Off Irish Train Line

A rural Ireland railway branch sees a man enter the post office and question the fare to a town ten miles away. After being told the price cannot be reduced, he declines to buy a ticket and decides to walk. He starts along the track as a train approaches and waves it off, insisting he will walk home rather than ride.

Ireland Ucketomce Perth Hector Tracey Picton Junction Dow Darling Range Brunswick Junction Collie Bunbury Boyenup Junction Aucecesta Appli Ecant Is Released From Proup Geners Man Agin Agricultural Bank Negrogate Muyl Aany Agricultural Bank Advancn

No need to worry about rude remarks at debt collector visit

A pas company's official plans to collect money from a house encounter comments about his large nose from younger family members. A warning glance from the aunt tries to deter the boy, who cheerfully says he is just looking at things.

Pas Muntie

Witnesses clash in heated legal inquiry over expertise

A courtroom exchange features a bulging solicitor pressing a witness with crude questions about being a horse doctor. The witness denies pretension while asserting practical knowledge, triggering tense remarks from the crowd and a sharp retort about discerning expertise.

Fragmentary verse scene reveals a jumbled domestic moment

A garbled vignette portrays a disgruntled speaker observing a married woman in fashionable dress and a wife contrasted with a married man’s spouse. The bizarre lexicon and corrupted phrasing obscure clear facts or events.

Righting a Postal Mix-Up by a Quick Clerk

A clerk recounts correcting a stamp mix-up between a London and a foreign letter. The manager admits a funny error placing the 24d stamp on the London letter and the 14d stamp on the foreign one. He notices the mistake just before posting and quickly adjusts the addresses.

London

Western Australia conference opens with Premier notes progress

The Western Australia Business Conference opens as Premier Sir Thies Mitchell greets delegates. He stresses progress and white Australia policy, urges eastern states to widen knowledge of WA, and outlines trade links worth about £20 per head. Delegates tour south via train to Manjimup, visiting towns and landmarks, while the women are guided by the Tourist Bureau through Perth activities.

Western Australia Thies Mitchell Lord Forrest West Australia Australia Commonwealth Victoria New South Wales Weat Auétra Via Perth West Australian Provincial Press Association Francis Newdegate James Mitchell Andy Mitchell Me B.S. Simpson Tyvorylhli West Ag Isonvenira Viswt Cty Whco King's Park Mount Mixa Posiion Touriat Seyhart J. Hayward Hamond Everyody Kalgoorlie Stoand South Perth Queen’s Park Zoo Kentmacott Robystone Karragullon Piaxee Posititin Pexpeyi

Get Back to Nature by T. A. Dickson Themiat

An old pamphlet-style ad promotes AMS compound as a health aid promising better digestion and vitality. It claims herbs cure many diseases and boost energy, asserting safe, postpaid delivery and urging readers to try a bottle today.

T. A Dickson

Pharmaceutical Ad From Melbourne Listing Various Medicines

A damaged ad from Melbourne promotes pharmaceutical goods and services. It mentions H Francis & Co as chemical suppliers on Bourke Street and Callima Street with references to prescriptions and a product line including Iaith Tull Mrsetiing and a 4/8 price. The text shows garbled wording and unclear items but preserves the ad’s commercial intent and street addresses.

Tfao H. Francis & CO Bourke Streat God Callima Street Melbourne

Home Made Hair Growth Remedy Advertised in Melbourne

An old style advertisement from South Melbourne praises a homemade hair remedy named Rexovef Compound claiming to restore natural hair color and promote growth. It promises simple, common ingredients, including a 10 percent rum infusion, and is sold by a Clarendon Street chemist in Victoria with mail order availability.

Honahath Clarendonellopt South Melbourne Victoria London

Formettes touted for rapid weight loss in commonwealth ads

An 19th century advertisement promotes Formettes as a quick solution to obesity. It claims heart strain relief, breath improvement, and lasting weight reduction with no visible side effects. Sold by chemists and grocers at about a fortnights supply for 1/% in the Commonwealth.

Yaniah Commonwealth

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