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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
1
Advice on facial cleansing and skin care using gentle soaps violet water cologne and glycerine to tighten pores brighten skin and avoid greasiness. Cautions about overuse with tips on suitable mixtures for different skin areas to prevent greasy dull appearance and yellowish tinge.
The text defines a farmer as a person who lives on and cultivates the land, runs a farm business, and produces food. It portrays the farmer as a hardworking, independent figure who manages labor and weathered fortune, shaping the world through toil and enterprise.
A clipped, fragmented reflection critiques poor judgment and envy while condemning unworthy individuals chasing wealth. It laments fear and fretting magnifying faults, and notes a cautious Workday threshold tied to neglect of personal aims and shared anxiety about fate.
This excerpt muses on repeating life’s course after errors, noting the urge to start anew with earned wisdom. It argues that facing inevitable pain, choosing careful action, and learning from others can lessen future unhappiness. It emphasizes living well now and making the best of one’s lot.
A frantic hunt through the house by the Periwinkles ends when the littlest Periwinkle baby is found under the house, eyes shining as he declares I found myself smiling serenely.
Guidance for women at work urging self-respect, self-control, and diligence. Advices include attentiveness, punctuality, avoiding vanity, finishing tasks, spotting errors, and leaving work behind on quitting time. Emphasizes balanced presentation and professional conduct to succeed in an office role.
The passage reflects on monotonous meals and urges arranging the table to preserve sanity and health. It cites a conversation with Thomas Edison on abstinence and ends with a humorous misadventure about a child swallowing something, illustrating domestic concerns and the fragility of household routines.
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