07 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
1
Dairy farmers hesitant to use pure bred bulls for upgrading stock. Cross or mongrel sires can quickly raise store cattle quality and slaughter pressure on veals, boosting calf value. Regular lime in water and careful milker hygiene help prevent disease transfer and maintain year round milk supply.
A rambling, humorous recounting of a night out with friends including Small Fry Harold and William. It features playful banter about fish tagging, Miss Do, and the notion of schooling fish, plus brief scenes with Irish wit, a tree chopping by Gladstone, and a wandering crowd discussing Mabel’s changing hair. The piece blends light dialog, social observation, and punchlines centered on manners and urban life.
A garbled OCR listing various tea brands and products from Melbourne and New Zealand markets. It mentions Teas Rolur Kaswa Raanwatte Samson Mixture and Kandy Koola, along with agents for Australian Cheuleat Kaplo oven U9. Additional items include Manaror Stawlart Sowing Mac hides Orloa Broves and New Zealand Loan Mercantile Agency Company ideas.
A Scotland Yard style review notes the Lyster family mystery in Alaska dating to 1598 with Sir Arthur Curtis and an Italian guide vanishing after entering a forest. A skeleton claimed as the missing colonel sparked rumors of survival in the Brit eolumtia wilds. Separate tale recounts Benjamin Kveluaraf, son of the Bishop of Norwich, who vanished after travel with British officials to the Austrian Emperor. No conclusive remains or records emerged, fueling persistent doubt.
A naturalist reports that shelled and mounted specimens revived after long periods preserved or left loose. Some revived after four to fifteen years soaking. Cards and drawers influence survival, with loose specimens showing more vitality despite handling.
Arthur Pinoto recalls a brother playwright's rise and sudden misfortune. A northern theatre, a nearby savings bank failure, and a hopeful rush to book seats reveal a tale of dashed expectations. The tale blends theatre life with comic vignettes of elderly visitors and a gallery of characters in a bustling city scene.
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