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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
1
A vintage recipe roundup lists home style treats including a simple Lunch Cake with sugar butter sour cream and vanilla, Noon style fruit breads and crullers with soda and nutmeg, steamed plum pudding with molasses and raisins, peach batter pudding with canned peaches, Madelines with lemon rind sugar eggs and butter, and decorative jelly filled Madelines served with cocoa.
In this passage the author argues that women govern through men, founding artificial society, creating class distinctions, and driving ambition and wealth. Women are portrayed as social bulwark autocrat and snob, shaping male desire and power while men follow in pursuit of admiration and status.
A historical discussion notes that patent value extends beyond legal monopoly. Even with doubtful validity, patents help early market entry and enable a firm to create a lasting commercial grip, sometimes outlasting the patent itself. Many large firms built enduring businesses on early protection rather than enduring patent strength.
Mr Bach remarks a baby brightens the house while Mr Benedict notes their gas consumption nearly doubles, saying they burn about twice as much gas as before. The exchange suggests domestic changes following the arrival of a child and its impact on energy use.
A New Zealand dairyman argues that improving milk flavor hinges on farmers aligning methods with factory needs. He notes buyers and graders prize flavor, and that consistent, clean milk fed by stable practices drives better prices. volatile flavor fails to secure long term value.
The Connecticut Experiment Station reports that using a covered milk-pail significantly reduces dirt and bacteria compared with open pails. A funnel-equipped cover with cheesecloth filters out about 68 percent of dirt and 29 percent of bacteria, while a strainer removes 47 percent dirt and 47 percent of bacteria. The cover also excludes 41 percent of bacteria-related spores from milk.
A clipped humorous scene shows a man and his wife at a gathering. The man holds candles and parcels while the wife speaks to him with affectionate complaints about soot on his nose. An observer notes curiosity from bystanders as the couple exchange playful banter.
Practical guidance for farmers on building weatherproof thatched stacks. It covers materials such as straw and binder twine, peg placement, stack preparation, layering methods, securing edges, and tying techniques to withstand wet winters and high prices.
Public notices list farm goods and merchandise for sale including grains livestock dairy items and construction materials. The long inventory mentions oats barley flax seed paints fencing wiring roofing supplies and various farm equipment from multiple vendors and suppliers such as Gordon Island Guano Co Omant and Black Horse Dairy with dates and lot details referenced.
Fragmentary text lists items and firms with garbled spellings such as drapery sewing agencies and various company names. Reads like a damaged advertisements page noting fabrics and trades but details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meaning. The readable items suggest a historical or literary reference with Andrew Dryden and a person or place labelled Thane or Vier Tori, but specifics are not recoverable. The note appears damaged and lacks coherent events or dates.
Advertised remedy claims to cure bronchitis cough croup hoarseness asthma and chest pain with rapid relief. It asserts prevention of chronic cough consumption and says early use yields a complete cure with minimal doses. Also claims to strengthen the voice and stop throat irritation.
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