28 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
1
The article describes honeycombed grave sites in Peru where memory of the builders is lost. Stone tombs near Otcond and Tima show vast crypts and walls over acres, attributed to the Inca whose empire collapsed under Spanish conquest. It laments silent ruins and the erasure of ancient life through time.
Advice urges jilted girls to release the man and save self respect. Do not chase or punish him. A heartache may fade as fate offers better matches. It warns against judging all men by a single hurtful encounter and urges strength to move on.
A pay clerk on the Great Eastern disappeared with £1200 during shipbuilding. Thirty years later a shipbreaking reveal led to his identity via clothes and papers, suggesting he was killed by coworkers to cover the loss. No reward offered for truth.
Passages show a disjointed conversation about a sick person and a physician. The garbled text mentions a head of the Howes family, a patient in bed, and a request to send for a doctor, indicating a domestic scene in distress. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible.
A doctor recalls a patient who hated salt yet needed it. The man ate no salt, peppering his food instead, and suffered a skin driven deficiency. After adopting salt, he recovered in three months, suggesting salt intake can be vital even when taste disagrees.
The piece urges a husband to maintain courtesy, attention, and affection toward his wife, noting her imagined flights and enduring devotion. It praises nonjudgmental support, shared sacrifices, and the aim of evolving toward a devoted partnership that values sympathy and presence at home.
An essay argues that a healthy woman gains wisdom from being jilted, learning to judge true from false while preserving faith in love. It discusses resilience, future trust, and the belief that sorrow fades with time, guiding a normal woman toward wiser choices.
An American vessel with many passengers and cotton cargo sailed from Bombay. Captain Theaker staged a mock fire to test response, preparing boats, provisions, and escapes. Believing a real blaze, passengers acted eagerly as the voyage continued. after an explosion the crew launched boats and, though a thousand miles from land, all were safely landed two weeks later.
A dramatic episode reports an assassination attempt on the Khedive. He confronts the would be assassins in his quarters and offers them safety and high rank instead of death, declaring Britain’s long term victory and commitment to the country’s security.
The piece argues that compassion and sympathy drive good nature, which sustains people through hardship. It contends that kindness from others nurtures good nature, while external forces cannot manufacture it where lacking, and that education may improve temperament but cannot conjure genuine goodwill.
An elderly farmer argues Latin study is useless for his son who should learn practical finance. The schoolmaster defends Latin as essential for broadening the mind and future prospects. Interjections about life’s meaning follow, with reflections on responsibility and everyday trials.
The Standard announces subscription details for its North-Eastern Capital center edition. Subscribing costs 4 per quarter and includes regular delivery to any address.
A large printing plant offers a stylish job with good material and reasonable prices. Capable of handling any class of printing from large scale to simple tickets, promising variety and reliability. We guarantee quality and value across projects.
Large stock of plain and fancy office requisites available at low prices. Includes dainty presentation pieces and ornamental items. See the range of goods offered and consider a visit to evaluate selections and value.
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