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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
6
Easter Week welcomes residents and visitors to Ballarat with a busy schedule of markets, workshops, and performances. The city prepares parades and open houses during the holiday, inviting families to join in community events and local theater.
The notice calls exiles to return home via Blaster urging Ballarat residents to come back and renew youth through a week at App Pines, while those still in Uwelty are told to ensure others return. It stresses a communal renewal and participation for the upcoming events.
Wartime appeal explains Commonwealth War Loan certificates priced at 16/0 to 17/4 with £1 conversion, urging broad public participation. It outlines interest, terms, and the role of government treasurers, promising support from the Treasury and detailing stock amounts, repayment, and benefits to fund Britain’s war effort.
The readable text presents garbled phrases and invented names without clear events, dates, places, or identifiable organizations. It mentions sirens and a Drondrimnjed motif but lacks coherent context or concrete facts to summarize.
A vintage health advertisement urges readers to value life and endure only unavoidable pain. It argues many common ailments arise from kidney and liver toxins and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy. The ad notes availability in 5 shillings and 2 shilling sixpence concentrated forms and claims wide distribution by chemists and stores.
A rural market scene recounts a barber and a farmer debating prices and method. The farmer asserts farming pays and questions why prices rise, while a bystander notes the double price for farmers and the need for measures to curb selling.
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