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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
6
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions tea tasting and a meeting, with scattered phrases about tea, cups, and careful handling. The legible elements include references to a teacup, tea tasting, and a vague meeting context, but no clear names, dates, or places are recoverable from the readable text.
A fragmented notice from the Frigtion site confirms ongoing work delays and safety checks after an initial halt. Authorities and contractors coordinate inspections, with no injuries reported and plans for resumed activity at a later date.
Readable text fragment mentions Gry Te Mt and pigate bey tornting vt Shap PIG FOOD tional Cattle Fund in South Melbourne. No clear names, dates, or concrete facts available to summarize a full item.
Fragmented OCR text with unclear names and events. Readable portions name individuals and places but lack coherent narrative. No clear incident dates or actions emerge from the jumbled lines.
The Royal New Zealand Plunket Society reports strong results from Infantite, slashing infant mortality in New Zealand to record lows. Dr Tenby King promoted the program in Britain and Australia, urging maternity health, breast feeding advocacy, nurse training, and public awareness to protect mothers and babies nationwide.
An old advertisement offers a homemade cough remedy using unclear ingredients and directions. It claims large savings compared to buying ready made mixtures and promises easy preparation at home. The text mixes product pitches with dubious dosage notes and pricing, mentioning a Sydney chemist and postage offers.
Head Office at 933 Collins Street Melbourne lists Samuel Cooke as Chief Manager and J M Carroll as Assistant Manager. For terms and other information, call or write. includes Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane references.
The article surveys women writers who used male pen names to publish works. It cites George Eliot, Miss Billy Morse Symonde, Julia Con Janen Fletcher, and Mrs. Golding-Bright among others. It notes public suspicions and publishers' reactions to masculine bylines.
Incoherent OCR fragments describe parishioners, couples, and students discussing comfort, travel, and college life. Characters share bemusement at daily events, with improvised remarks about appearance, social status, and efforts to advance, ending with a mundane exchange about college progress.
Letters from Australian readers recount severe kidney pain and relief after using Warner's Safe Cure. A bootmaker from Ascot Vale and a Petersham resident praise the product’s efficacy, noting improved health after weeks of medication. Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and stores in 6 shillings and 2 shillings 6 pence forms.
Buyer seeks any quantity of thoroughly dry Black or Golden Wattle Bark at the highest market price. Seller consigns bark to Bell Station and requests tarpaulin cover for transport and storage.
A fragmentary piece shows a clergy man addressing John about strong language and a village stranger asking about the town’s health and celebrations. It shifts to “Some Little Hints” on temper, health, and garden work, urging calm, exercise, and outdoor tasks. A brief legal line ends with a road incident and a market report notes weather affecting local shipments and pork, bacon, calves, and sides prices.
A quirky column fragment threads moralizing on gossip and memory with stray jokes about gifts and marriage. It alternates snippets about temptation to speak ill, a Bridal Shop exchange on presents, and a pun filled exchange about wealth and contentment.
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