13 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
1
A Breeders Gazette note explains a method to train a horse to back using side pulls and alternating reins. It also cites a Penrith Show judge urging farmers to change seed sources to prevent vitality loss. A New Jersey farmer claims a seedless giant tomato variety with few or no seeds after six years of work.
Brown’s steadfast cheerfulness astonishes friends as he cites “all for the best” after floods loss and a house fire. A railway accident amputates both feet, yet he meets tragedy with quiet humor and blunt wit about its supposed benefits.
A town resident guides a visitor through a bustling event lineup praising a past brass band and a comet performer, then hints at an upcoming production titled Louis showing an old folded programme as proof. The exchange captures small-town pride in cultural offerings and anticipation for a grand play.
A tale of a social gathering where a young man seeks consent from a mother for marriage to Sarah. She declares happiness standard, while the couple’s nerves, bettings, and a professor’s warning about bets reveal tension. The dialogue covers romance, nerves, and potential elopement contrasted with instruction in virtue and humor.
A collage of jokes and anecdotes spans religious quips political digs and social one liners. It features a Glaswegian witness arm hold up gag a Hindu marriage view a theatre audience getting pelted with vegetables and a proud brag about a grandmother’s house with sly self deprecation and wry street humor.
Abundor Zat, practitioner in surgery and metal, passed examinations in Canton China. Practised in the Hospital at Lan Ning City for three years. Treats all diseases in males and females. Charges moderate, no extortion.
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