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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
6
A garbled draft recounts a local track meet featuring Tina and Anette Laver amid mentions of a 100m dash and a relay team. It hints at recovery or reviving work and a running event with health notes, but the fragmentary text limits clear details.
A young officer trained at Lien port and serving near Ginports faced heavy odds as Russians closed in. He knocked a soldier aside, hurled another into a guard, then used a clever feint to slip free, scrambling through dense wreckage and leaping a ruined fence to reach safety.
A garbled reminiscence traces two brothers in rural life, one fading into poverty while the other stays behind. The narrative notes a reunion attempt, a winter journey, and a discovered survivor in a hospital suite, with a desire to speak of kinship and past friendship.
An antiquated account describes the Sidneys in the boal final on both sides of the spine. It details kidney function, waste removal, and the role of urine, noting the soliton called Aelia and listing ailments treated by the kidneys. It touts natural therapies and a patent remedy, urging purchase from chemists.
A rambling public meeting drags on as speakers mock reform and pledge to serve posterity. Attendees grow restless while references to graft and history fade into frustrated comments and awkward exits leaving the hall in disarray.
The article argues sheep improve exhausted fields by grazing with crops like clovers and peas, enhancing soil fertility and structure. It suggests improved wheat yields and simultaneous income from wool and mutton, framing sheep as a durable farm asset and a path to maintaining soil fertility without depleting neighboring lands.
An essay urges women to cultivate courage to be themselves and develop individuality rather than imitate others. It argues originals are preferable to copies and that true manner enhances a woman's presence and power.
Berlin correspondent recounts a brief witty encounter between the Kaiser and a private named Andrew during an infection at Potsdam. The Kaiser jokes about a famous explorer and learns of Andree’s polar namesake, then remarks on allowances for youth. The piece includes Mrs. Tradem and a joke about piano duets with a pun on cowardice.
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