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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
6
A verbose, rough narrated monologue presents a chaotic confession or tale told by Arnold Goldsworthy. The speaker portrays a tense scene with interruptions, claims of threats, disruptions, and a looming confrontation. The piece emphasizes a wild, deranged mood and unsettled events.
Readable market notes show prices and offerings for meats and produce including pork, veal, and broom crops. Several items list ranges with per unit and quality indicators such as prime, medium, and inferior. Location references are nonspecific but imply a regional wholesale market.
The piece discusses posters on poultry care stressing nutrition and exercise to prevent cramps and inactivity. It urges a diet of meats and oats, cautions against obesity, and suggests spinach and bracken as possible supplements, while noting uncertainty about exact best foods for birds.
A garbled courtroom fragment shows a judge addressing jurors about a prisoner and his counsel. The judge insists the prisoner signed a document and urges the jury to separate duties. The dialogue implies the defendant and his counsel faced a principled insistence from the court.
A 19th century style notice suggests life trials due to illness and claims Warner's Safe Cure can restore kidney and liver health. It touts benefits for rheumatism gout backache and various disorders caused by toxins, urging readers to try the remedy and cites chemists selling both original and non alcohol forms.
Captain Smith, conductor on the 4 HuIe Magiccan Southern, runs a daily round trip with one engine and two cars. He is urged by Widow Brown to note a hen on the nest as the train stops along the line. The crew promises to wait, while a comical sequence unfolds with a hen clucking nearby.
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