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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
1
A defendant claimed to be a butcher while a plaintiff's representative argued the client was a commission agent. A photograph of a wedding party was shown to police, and an order for payment of funds followed after the magistrate reviewed the evidence.
A brief piece on growing boys appetite stressing natural hunger and the need for good meals. It suggests proper mastication, a strong breakfast, nourishing broths, vegetables, cereals, puddings, and fruit to sustain energy. It emphasizes plain but wholesome foods and daily nourishment for schoolboys.
Me George Glenn intrudes into the Georgia Assembly a memo asserting any woman may be betrayed by false adornments or deceitful dress and that such marriage provoked by such means shall be void.
A garbled report describes a judge and cricketers in a courtroom scene with a peculiar exchange after a poor appeal. The observer notes a judge joking with the umpire about keeping a light tone and a ball reportedly knocking a batsman. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
A disheveled dinner of clerics yields a begging sermon request as a bishop asks for the sermon. A touring company seeks a three clock rehearsal with full stage staff to a small town theatre, while a philanthropist and editor clash over a discreet donor. A magistrate questions an infernal machine in prison. A dying poverty remark and a revival crossing by three ministers ends with a lighter note about who should pray.
The item lists individuals Alec Sloane J. Oders and J Wilson Armstrong thanking Bowlin residents for funeral aid and patronage. It notes a staged master program in the town with training and vocal opportunities and mentions a business transition involving Nar purchase.
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