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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text outlines a seaport scene and trade references, mentioning Topeka, Linen od ties trade, Mr Pus wills arvertas, and Ver Orth Laiproge. Readable names and places are limited. the piece reads as a garbled local notice or column with scattered entities and numbers.
A fragmentary editorial voice contemplates the Kaiser’s fate and a potential German revolution. It references Napoleon, Allied victory, and the German military regime, arguing that divine or popular judgment could overthrow Prussia and lead to upheaval if the German people rise against tyranny. It warns of enslaving tyranny and contemplates wartime outcomes and the possibility of broader upheaval in Europe.
The author argues the Kaiser will be deprived of the crown and exiled, possibly to St Helena, if the Allies win. They discuss German loyalty, potential successors, and the dangers of allowing any German royal or loyalist to remain influential in Paris or Europe. Perpetual banishment is proposed as the preferable outcome for long-term peace.
An Irishman meets the Duke of Norfolk at dawn while both are abroad near his estate. The Irishman greets the duke and explains he is out early to seek breakfast, prompting the duke to reveal his own motive for the morning stroll.
An advertisement recounts chronic liver illness and back pain, praising Warner's Safe Cure. A claimant names Mrs Lloyd and Mr T. R. Smith of Melbourne suburbs, describing severe symptoms and relief after using the product. The ad notes two bottle sizes and urges chemists and storekeepers to stock Warner's Safe Cure.
The document names numerous local dealers including B H Jenkins Ararat and P D Dutt Dandenong among others but the list is corrupted with stray words and misspellings making many entries unclear or unreadable.
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