Unlawful Assault Case Before Bonalla Police Court
George Dake stood charged with assaulting Faith Mary Goodyer on June 16 after she testified she was 16. The defense, led by Ahearn, challenged her account as Lakeman allegedly forced entry and touched her inappropriately while she screamed for help. Witnesses described screams, a man fleeing, and the victim later recounting the events as police investigated.
Goodyer Attack Case Sentences Youths Over Assault Rumors
Edie Goodyer era of June 16 described as frightened after a man seized her in a boundary street area near Wagner's. Lakeman claimed no contact, while the jury found the accused guilty as the magistrate ordered a £10 fine payable in installments and noted the need to protect young girls from such acts. Police officers, witnesses, and a nursemaid Goodyer were referenced in detailing the assault.
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Edie Goodyer
Caroline Goodyer
George Takoman
Constable Henderson
Froayas
Gleeson
Goodyer
Wagner’s
Lakeman
Takoman
Constable Gleeson
Mr. Ahearn
Ahern
Laken
Geo
Jun
Hhe Wade Idborer
Boundary-street
Louk
Law
Edie Goolger
Edie Goodyar
Goudyer
Mr. Clarke
Mai
Swaby
Bevan
Mr. Day
Edie
Bridge St
Jim
Ahearn
P.M
John Lakeman
Keegan
Re” Acar
Bonilla
Mir
Alara
Digestive Tabsules and tonics advertised in Benalla notice
Public notice-style ad fragment promoting Digestive Tabules by A. Miller and Co. It touts strength, new life, appetite satisfaction, and general health, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand for colds and chills. The text copies a sales pitch with misspellings and era-typical promotional language.
Proposed Telephone Exchange in Bonalla Hears Campaign Push
A community meeting in Bonalla discussed starting a local telephone exchange to match Wangaratta and nearby towns. President Mr Walker presided as residents debated costs, night service, and funding, with 18 other hopeful subscribers named and a town vote planned.
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Bonalla
Walker
Wangaratta
Mer. H. Clarke
Glenrowen
Knox
F. T. Moore
Melbourne
Sydney
Mulbourne
Syd
Bonally
Knox Sai
Bonalls
M.phosion
Sufie
Melbourne Exchange
Nash Sid
Bendigo
Spencer
Mev
Taylor
Lraghton
Hy Clarke
Pearcey
Pyne
Uny
Corporation Yards
Messrs. Pyne
H. Clarke
Watts, Turnbull & Co
M. Q. M'Namara
J. Pearcey
Thomson and Co
Moodie & Songsf
W. Nill
G. Walker
Gascoigny & Hiscock
J. Kuitymann
O Ktalyan
Dr. Nish
Convent
Benalla
Victoria
Me. Knox
M.pherson
Hill
Pynn Usid
Chanter
Gregornor
Ahab
Indigestion relief advertised by local chemist
A advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from Victor Bay, chemist, claiming they aid digestion, regulate bowels, and restore strength after poor eating. It urges readers to try the remedy for indigestion and potential future health issues.
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Chamberlain
Victor Bay
Modern Remedy Dr Sheldon Discovery for Coughs
A Miller and Co. of Heaalla announce sale of a new cough remedy by Dr Sheldon's discovery. The advertisement claims it cures coughs and consumption and offers lasting relief from troublesome symptoms. The product is marketed as a permanent solution to the ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Permanent Ours
Miller Anil Co
Heaalla
The Liquid Nature of Bold Food Explored
A historic piece explains water content in foods from vegetables to meats and eggs. It notes turnips cabbage cucumbers and marrow over 90 percent water, beef and mutton around three quarters, poultry roughly 70 to 75 percent, and egg white 56 percent water. It suggests cooking concentrates water for digestibility and nutrition.
When forks were made in Anglo Saxon era
An oral fragment describes the fork as an ancient luxury found with coins at Ceolwulf and Athelstan era sites, noting Roman use and likely ceremonial roles. It traces fork emergence to early medieval England, mentions two and three pronged designs in the 16th and 17th centuries, and cites Edward II era inventories and Sheffield fork production.
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Ceolwulf
Berhtull
Egbirt
Ethelwulf
Athelstan
Levington Wake
Harvham Hill
Salisbury
Peter Damiani
Venice
Wis
Aly
Edward T
Sheffield
Self made Women Noted From Humble Origins
The article lists famous women who rose from poverty or modest beginnings. It cites Sarah Bernhardt as a dressmaker's apprentice, Adelaide Neilson from Measda ld, Miss Braddon an actress, Charlotte Cushman, Mrs Langtry, and others. It highlights Rachel and Jenny Lind, Minnie Hauk, Christie Nilsson, and Toana d Are as examples of great talent arising from lowly status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Adelaide Neilson
Miss Braddon
Charlotte Cushman
Rachel
Christie Nilsson
Jenny Lind
Ule
G Yong Ladies’ School
Minniy Hauk
New York
Toana d‘Are
Happy Landand Its Odd Dame Draw for Unmarried Woman
A New Hampshire custom stages a lottery for an unmarried woman when she turns 29, with gamblers paying a bonus to the winner. The piece muses on virtue, empathy, and self-improvement, then shifts to health and daily life metrics. It also notes influenza remedies and does brief ads for cough cures and peppermint remedy.
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Happy Land
New Hampspire
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Beaven
George Dake
Faith Mary Goodyer
Sarko
Edith Goodyer
Ms. Groves
Fivealls’ Hotel
Ust
Lome
George Lakeman
Connolly
Shy
Duck
Tam
Thay
F.M
Pam
Pearcal House
Wagner
Lakemaun
Lakenan
Yeu
John H. Swaby
Chaina
George Salaman
Mr. Abwarn
Omphos
Margaret Wall
Potter
Ray
Yea
Fred Purcell
Purcell & Can
Navy
Kat
A. Miller and Co
Pabonce
Victor Say
H. Vallender
Atte Linn
Vallender
Nuun Street
Benalta
H. Jackson
Bridge Street
ISAC
Leslie Park
S$ Srenet
Menniits
Werte
Miss Thomas
Associa’ Bio
Cane Mantes’s
Corre Talaik Carrier-st., Benalla
Rpward Casper
Rourke St
Melbourn
Formgn Agent & Financii I
Villa
Legaites
England
Germany
Rid
U.S. We
General Merchants
Manchester
Ectalty
Ley Jong
Thomson
Zathinal
Bron Mulbourney
Catsume
Omeris
Stolz
Comrmure
Hoves Forsisnes
Nuss Strauss
Benanna
Allen & CO
Chris. Stolz
Nunn St
Geelong
Miller
A. Miller & Co