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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
1
The article extols deep breathing to strengthen lungs and overall health. It argues many illnesses stem from shallow breaths, noting apices fail to expand, germs of tuberculosis thrive, and that deep breathing improves circulation, heart strength, and blood oxygen. It links breath care to brighter, bolder traits.
In a tight finish the home team clinched victory as the innings nearly ended with a few runs needed. A powerful boundary start by the newcomer raised hopes, but a fielder stood in "silly mid-on" and was struck by a fierce drive. The mishap sparked a complaint about the fielder’s long arms, ending with a wry remark from the batsman and the injured man lamenting the blow.
A recruiting officer says soldiers carry canes to look smart and avoid being challenged. regiments may issue canes, men must replace lost ones, and rules allow any stick as long as it is a stick. Even Queera carry sticks, and the cane aids appearance during outdoor duties in walking out order.
A crowded room erupts as an excited speaker addresses a meeting, defying interruptions. The chairman struggles to gain order while the gas company’s annual meeting in the next room is noted, and onlookers recall witty exchanges about aging authors, matrimony, and social soapbox debates.
A patient describes a difficult knee issue in 1916 and credits Ack Ming's medical care. After two doctors advised surgery, treatment over a fortnight, aided by a tibial and leg realignment, led to significant improvement. the patient regained the ability to walk. Recommendation issued for others with similar obstinate trouble.
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