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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
6
Fragmented passage mentions multiple names, places, and dates in a jumbled line. No coherent event or outcome is clear. readable items include scattered references to people, locations, and numbers without a debatable main fact.
The readable text outlines a scattered scene with mentions of a venue, people, and actions but lacks coherent events or clear subjects. Names and places are garbled, making a precise summary impossible. the fragment hints at a gathering, decoration, and possible raids but details are unreadable.
Fragmentary notice shows Poultry demand linked to Hyland Niplhndle and Niplhndle Mey KurMneS. Mentions a woman named Melanie Huines and a Mr Hriies Mir LAA Tone. Also references David Hplard & Sons Pty. Ltd and Ensurtors Srivnitt's Freezing Works Mathourns in a unclear fray of consignments and inquiries.
A kitchen worker argues for Robus No 1 Grade tea insisting it is superior to all others. He defends long hours, repeated meal prep, and the need for strong tea at morning and afternoon breaks, urging the mistress to switch to Robus tea and praising its acceptance by others.
The article surveys the long effort to enhance meat quality in cattle and sheep, noting that despite artificial feeding and selective breeding, improvements hinge on proper management, crossbreeding debates, and sustaining stock through winter. It discusses feeding strategies, pasture use, and the evolving need for better fodder and housing to keep livestock thriving and productive.
Fragmented OCR text discusses nervous breakdown symptoms and remedies. Mentions headaches backache brain fatigue and general nervous strain. Mentions vitamins and tonics like Phosotectively and Nut NUTS with references to blood and nervous health.
The notice describes acid and rust proof paint suitable for painting farming implements such as silos chimney stacks cattle troughs windmills and other metalwork. It notes the paint provides protection under most conditions and mentions shade and shelter as valuable adjuncts to prolong durability.
The article debates pillow and bolster use for sleep, noting physiology makes it unclear if head position aids rest. It argues lower head height often yields deeper sleep, but comfort and vascular flow vary. It cautions against neck constriction and favors seeking a balance between comfort and head position for deep, restful sleep.
A rugged tale unfolds aboard a train with two bald passengers joking about baldness. A stranger demurs on causes while urging civic virtue, then a young soldier’s note reveals church punishment. The narrator muses that striving to do good shapes others, and hope, though often deluded, fuels courage and happiness.
Mrs Alexander of Petersham Sydney recounts her son’s recovery from Bright's disease after hospital care and a pamphlet for Warner's Safe Cure. She credits the remedy with his cure, notes his later floating kidney surgery, and reports her own improvement after using Warner's Safe Cure. The letter promotes Warner's Safe Cure for kidneys and liver, available from chemists and stores in original and concentrated forms.
Brown and Dureau Ltd of Plinders Lane Melbourne advertises wheat scrip services with ongoing high rate offers. The notice highlights telegraph writing and financial tie-ins as part of their dealing and aims at traders seeking favorable exchange terms.
A dramatic WWI delivery describes Achille the dog guiding a German prisoner to the French lines, a tale praised by observers as remarkable. The piece blends battlefield bravery with civilian wartime reporting from the Morning Telegraph.
An enlarged photo framed complete 26 by 22 inches offered for 30 shillings with a money back guarantee. The ad promotes custom enlargements from any photo or snapshot and suggests prepaid framing plans with no money needed upfront. Located at Millar, Artists, Sir Queen Street, Melbourne.
A period advertisement extols alternating between two corset pairs to prolong wear, preserve boning and shape, and maintain comfort. It praises Royal Worcester and Bon Ton medals as hygienic, well priced, and available in many styles. An expert fitter, Mrs Case, offers daily personal fittings to ensure the right model.
A Melbourne ad for Royal Worcester and Bon Ton Dorsets by BALL & WELCH Pty Ltd lists 180-192 Flinders Street. The page includes a satirical student composition about men and women claiming moral and logical contrasts, ending with a note on books, character, and education.
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