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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reads discuss a chemist profile and warnings about methods. It mentions safe practices, careful routines, and a focus on avoiding harm while pursuing quality. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece centers on practical techniques and caution.
The Australian War Information Bureau in London fields inquiries from anxious relatives about missing soldiers. It provides free advice, handles mail, and coordinates with Victorian legal professionals to ease distress. The bureau reports many letters and inquiries daily, noting praise for staff courtesy and efficiency.
A botanist notes the rose as a universal emblem with a disputed origin. The flower is referenced in ancient Egypt and Greece, and is linked to many continents where wild roses grow. Even polar regions and whaling crews at Spitzbergen encounter abundant blossoms in season.
Readers share testimonials praising Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver ailments. J B Besanko recalls severe kidney pain and headaches eased after weeks of treatment, returning to health. H Barnes notes her husband avoided surgery and fully recovered after several bottles. Warner's Safe Cure marketed by chemists and stores in original five shilling and concentrated two shilling sixpence forms.
A parent and child discuss a cramophone as a mysterious ine triment that provokes a gh an feo worry when its sound suggests someone has spoken of a plan. The dialogue presents a whimsical, cryptic definition in a light domestic moment.
A fragmentary tale recalls a ten year old girl named Beryl who defies her father by arguing that nature is already doing better work. The piece blends a moral quip with snippets of market notices and street humor from a Melbourne context, mixing dialogue and odd captions in a jumbled, humorous street scene.
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