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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
4
An advertisement promotes PAGE'S FATERINE calf food claiming it replaces whole milk fat and aids calf development. It cites large dairy operations Kamoriko Estate and Bodlalle with hundreds of cows, notes lower cost than other feeds, and offers 2 and 1 gallon sizes at 27/6 per gallon f.o.b. Lor, Mulbourne.
District news reports the death of A A Plegin a longtime mayor in Sydney and business figure aged 62 after a health trip. It details Mooratanks Dredging Co launching a first pontoon with 77 horsepower and plans to dredge 400 acres to 40 feet depth over 20 years, employing about 30 now, expanding later. Also covers deaths in Wangaratta and Myrniong areas, a public ball proposal near Myrrbee, road developments, liquor breach fines, and a drowning death of farmer Tonoph Millard with postmortem findings and an inquest timeline.
The report covers currency trades in New Zealand, war trade regulations in Australia, and varied notes from Britain and Canada. It highlights auctions, stock prices, health and lands ministry efforts, railway talks, aviation and sports developments, and Arctic exploration claims, with several named officials and places.
The A team collapsed for 43 all out as Railway bowler Hill claimed 7 for 17 and Mumford and Hay led the visitors with 20 and 30 respectively. Railways posted a solid total with contributions from Tobos, Groin, and others, while A team’s batsmen including Thwaites reached only single figures. Bowling highlights featured Hill and Patterson while a second match saw B team’s collapse against Hyland’s 8 for 17 and notable performances from Lewers and Trathonia.
A dubious old advertisement extols Doan's Backache Kidney Pills to relieve back pain tied to kidney issues. It recounts a Wan goratls man Mr. M Moloney praising the remedy after a weeks course, claiming six pills cured his fatigue, dizziness, and persistent back pain. The ad notes price and a Sydney supplier Foster eClalla. It ends with a garbled note about Carter Bros and plumbing work.
The Sunday harvest thanksgiving services at Holy Trinity church drew good congregations in morning and evening. Rev P D Edwards preached on cooperation of God and man, the needs of beauty and bread, personal responsibility, and the call to Christian societal redemption through love. He urged christians to Christianize socialism and labor to perfect what others began.
This reminiscence argues that initial mental pictures shape how others judge a man. It stresses that a single wrong impression can damage credit and self-worth, while a composed, steadfast display of integrity and manhood earns lasting respect and confidence.
A fragmentary essay discusses an actress Irene Davison and a fictional secretary archetype who balance work and family. It argues many claim “I haven’t time” as an excuse, highlighting women who achieve despite adverse circumstances. The piece contrasts busy people with chronic excuses.
Salvation Army Brigadier Veal conducted a harvest thanksgiving at the Salvation Army barracks. The building was prettily decorated with lattice work and a frit background. Veal used Ieraal has become an empty vine as his text, urging reflection on people who bear no fruit.
Died in military hospital in Boyant Camp on February 14, Fis RB F Barden late of Violattown who left Sydney about three years ago and took part in most battles in France before his death. He was 24, with father in Springvale and mother in Euros awaiting his return. A letter noted he had accounted for fifteen Germans at the time of writing.
Wares soldiers returning in the past few days were warmly welcomed. J M'Toor and Ted Tacknote Lieut. D C M'Kensle formerly mining inspector for the North-Eestura district returned to Wangaratta on Friday evening. Pte R M Waters of Darboog and Fre Pesroom of Stockyard Cross returned home on Friday. Fred Sascha now of Mee and Jacobs of Smytheat returned to Benalls Friday night. he was wounded once during a three year absence. Fritz Warm eldest son of F Warm jeweller Bridge street is expected to reach Genalle at end of March. Hohaw Hoan left England February 9 aboard the Asosnins two years and two months ago and has been hospitalised for internal trouble but is now regaining strength.
Practical household tips cover preserving color when cooking artichokes and onions, cleaning methods for suede gloves and tarnish removal, keeping meat fresh with vinegar and spicing with salt, and dental hygiene hints. The passage lists methods using salt, vinegar, Fuller’s earth, milk of magnesia, and common household items for everyday tasks and maintenance.
A listing from Melbourne showcases varied items including Treas Robur Doniny Kasey Rasuwatte and Kandy Koola People’s Cholea Our Own Special Wa amid fluctuating prices. The fragmentary note references several product names and regional prices in a miscellaneous market roundup.
A dispute over £400 damages for sheep losses due to ram trespass near Rocky Creek ends with a verdict for the plaintiff. Judge Cohen notes that fences failed and rams mixed with ewes, causing earlier lambing and losses. Expert testimony supports plaintiffs view while defendant denies fault under Crown Lands Act. Verdict awards £216 6s.
A reflective snippet urges embracing the week with a positive mindset rather than fretting over Monday setbacks. It contrasts daily weariness with the idea that facing life fully leads to success, while a jail exchange adds a brief, humorous aside.
A vintage recipe promotes Hexazo as Hean’s Essence to mix with warm water or sweeteners like agar treacle or honey. It promises soothing relief for cold cough bronchitis croup and whooping cough with simple instructions and low cost per bottle.
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