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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1918
Page
6
A note promises top grade Robuyy tea to attract visitors. The sender claims offering premium tea will bring people to any location, asserting that generous gifts secure attention and conversation. The language is informal and aims to persuade recipients to accept the tea and visit.
A Sydney audience watched American swimmer Annette Kellermann in a public benefit event with donations discussed to fund her appearance. The crowd and officials, including notable organizers, witnessed a heated exchange over funds and the show’s direction, with Kellermann receiving applause and a pledge near four thousand dollars.
A garbled reminiscence recounts a midlife dialogue about a ceraminy event and a couple in a strained tie. The speaker references a past decision, a twenty year horizon, and a legal action or dispute tied to a local figure or institution.
A damaged fragment from a Sydney trade notice describes making a family cough mixture at home. It mentions a manufacturing chemist at Castlereagh Street and hints at costly preparations and ingredients, with garbled procedural lines and varied measurements.
The article lists prominent figures such as Lord Astor, Sir Thomas Lipton, Lord Rothermere and many others as exceptionally wealthy. It notes that a large group of high earners in Britain and empire would each pay substantial annual sums in income tax, painting a portrait of vast wealth concentrated among peers, industrialists, and shipping magnates. The piece mixes figures and social satire with references to aristocrats, industrialists, and empire figures across Britain and beyond.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts famed horses and war trophies in a garbled parade of names and battles. It hints at relics from Sir Veter Peasle and others, noting statues, plates, and heroic scenes tied to cavalry lore and battlefield memory.
A dubious health ad urges readers to take HEANS TONIC NERVE NUTS to treat nervous breakdowns headaches and fatigue. It claims the tonic balances blood and improves overall health, with exaggerated pricing and vague benefits.
An advertisement extols Warner’s Safe Cure as a remedy for kidney and liver ailments and related systemic poisons. It claims long worldwide demand, urges verification by asking friends, and notes two bottle forms with pricing.
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