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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
4
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The St Patrick’s event drew a large crowd at Palace Gardens with Pedestrian, Cycling, and track events. Notable figures included President M J Findlay, Vice Presidents J H Haakings and J Headland, Secretary A Hapley, and Secretary Rev Father O Reilly. Highlights featured high jump, long jump, throwing events, and a dramatic evening of amateur races and performances.
The Bright Deswatlo company staged Contas sion amid a lively town scene with Bright, Bovchworth, and local talent earning praise. The plot centers on Jack Mutmttoford’s two months of marriage and a complex web of servants, secrets, and a baby, unfolding with multiple misdirections and comic situations. A revival is planned, with Miss Lucrotis Mektiby and Miss Tiskleby among the performers, and a social dance concludes the event with a healthy attendance and a total near £5.
The Dookie College agricultural council discussed a fortnight August course for farmers during the vacation. A full publicity push will detail accommodation and extra provisions. Mr. A K E Richardson, who toured America on agricultural education, will assist in drafting the program. Photomarny Mr Bowship thanks Benalla for support as he resumes supervision of his studio and framing business.
The piece describes a cheap cough and cold remedy breakthrough using Heanzo and Hean’s essence to produce a cough syrup at low cost. It notes that blends mixed with water yield a pint of medicine for coughs and sore throats, with traditional mixtures costing much more.
The Ye Olde English Faire on 1 March supported Thoona’s Band and the Studu of the Thoops District. A bustling program featured Hoopla stalls, stalls of decorated goods, and a lively torchlight procession. A snowball auction sold unsold goods and a dance followed with Miss Lottie Justice and Mr. Mellor providing entertainment. The event raised funds to assist the furl ajensory for band payments and paid tribute to many local workers and performers.
The principal notes good overall conditions with 400 acres sown to wheat, 130 acres barley, 61 acres peas, 30 acres rapeseed, and 15 acres of seven crops, totaling 670 acres with oats to be expanded if needed. Irrigation work begins from the Broken River using an 8 inch pump. Stock are healthy, milking herd down to 22, and pigs, poultry, and piggery output growing. The college reopens March 3 with 94 students. wheat breeding experiments may see a glass house erected to advance early crossbred grain harvests.
A Chertsey Board of Guardians inquiry cites twins with linked ailments from early childhood. Instances include deafness after a sister’s death, shared illnesses at various ages, synchronized disease onsets, and a famous Birmingham pair whose deaths followed a linked pain. The report also recalls a Paris Vienna twin rheumatic case. Rockefeller buys surrounding property to shield privacy.
The Central News reports a scientific probe into a series of deaths at Palm Farm, Minois. Locals call it the Farm of Death due to a recurring pattern of fatal symptoms, beginning with internal fever and cramps, occurring after a sulfurous fog envelops the farm each dawn, with the latest victim being farmer Ackerman as the community avoids the site.
A device by H. S. Sopt tar at the London Hospital Medical College records every heart movement with an electrically connected capillary thread that deflects under heart action. The system uses warm salt water on the hands and shows real time heart activity on a recording apparatus, allowing permanent, non distressing measurement at bedside or remotely.
A Cleveland advertising man shares a late night tram car conversation about careers in ads, rag-and-bone, and sandwich selling. The talk turns to hard work, wind, and a moral note on living in the present instead of dwelling on the past and uncertain futures.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses misuse of bodies and waste matter with references to laxatives and purging. Mentions Standard Oil Company in New Jersey and instruction on digestion. Conveys health warning tone about unsafe practices and improper remedies.
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