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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
4
A reporter frets over a wedding notice mix up. The bridegroom planned the couple’s home as the Old Manse, but a compositor published The sappy pale will re aldo at the Old Man's, causing a humorous bungled obituary of the ceremony.
Sir Walford Dayton spoke in London on melody meaning freedom plus order. He warned that loud Harlejuan singing harms true music and lamented were too many poorly played tunes. A boy named Raymond excitedly recounted a Sunday School compliment about his plays.
A market scene blends with a boy seeking butter, a grocer’s patient service, and a string of rural anecdotes. Two farmers recall a dark, risky drive, a quip about mothers prompts a laugh, a Volunteer fire brigade member misses a blaze and is faulted for distance.
A fragmentary tale shows a shopkeeper noting blown foods and a customer asking about ham and cigars. A foreman casually confirms a worker’s disappearance, while a wife learns no vacuum cleaner victory. Unclear names and scattered dialogue mark a magazine-like vignette from a past issue.
A fragmented ad promotes Heenzo Cough Mixture as a home remedy kit for cough cold influenza and sore throat. Readers are told to add Heenzo to sweetened water to create a family supply purchasable in cheap bottles with quick relief.
A Melbourne man details long suffering from liver and kidney troubles and states that Warner's Safe Concentrated medicine restored health after years of medical treatment. He reports swelling subsiding and overall strength returning after several bottles, praising the product and noting the smaller bottle retains the same medicinal value.
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