07 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
1
The passage records a playful exchange as a young man seeks his name from a Society notes contributor. In a theatrical setting, the fashionable Jean D Ennice Le Mon responds in the opera box, while references to Lemon and Dennison Lemon appear as identifiers within the dialogue.
The article outlines burn types by tissue damage from first to sixth degree. It notes first degree redness and pain from brief heat, second degree blistering, and cautions on removal of clothing. It describes carromoil dressings and soda solutions for relief, and remarks that higher degrees destroy skin and may cause shock and fatal outcomes.
A traveler seeks shelter in a small town but finds the inn full. He endures a cold night in a passage bed as sleet and a chilly draft sweep through. He begs for a safer room while the landlord offers only a makeshift solution and a curious exchange follows.
Mrs A Dunlop notifies Benalla and surrounding district of taking over the Fruit and Confectionery business at Millar’s Corner Carrier Street. She offers fresh fruit and confectionery with a focus on specialty items and invites public patronage.
In a muddled account a secretive group presented a strange pageant with oaths and a mock treasure box. Tensions rose as funds were discussed, a plan for charitable aid surfaced, and members swore oaths while a crowd gathered at the market square.
Fragmentary text records a chaotic exchange about an editor from an out Went panel calling a major a fool and promising to apologise, while the Major denies self-shame before taking mayoral duties. The piece mentions Wearer, a wireless company rumor, and a domestic scene with a boy and father amid comic asides.
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