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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
6
A fragment discusses clerks as essential yet undervalued in business. It argues clerks perform many duties beyond writing, stressing the need for diligence and proper conduct to secure steady progress and avoid trouble.
A partial obituary fragment mentions a man and his son with references to a deceased father and family names. The unreadable OCR obscures identities, dates, and places, leaving only scattered phrases about a widow, a boy, and an apparent inquiry into a son’s fate.
Distressed by common ailments such as rheumatism gout and indigestion readers are told these stem from uric and biliary poisons retained in blood due to kidney and liver dysfunction. The ad claims Warner’s Safe Cure restores kidney and liver activity and relieves symptoms, urging trials and noting availability in 5 shillings and 2 shillings 6 pence forms sold by chemists and stores.
A fragmented page features domestic advice on household cleaning and cooking techniques, including improve washings with warm water, vinegar rinses, and milk handling tips. It also reports Melbourne Dairy Cattle Market results with prices for springing cows and milking stock, plus a note about the current issue of Caiselley Magazine.
A fragmentary reminiscence cites an Essex woman who wrote to Sir Andrew Susie after a mock sentence about a donkey. The tale reflects on a historic city Jerusalem as a shadow of ancient splendor, glancing at sunlit climes and vitality myths. It notes South Africa facing demand for tonnes of donkeys amid climate and pests.
A quirky line notes that the pedern boy always attends a pantomime in Him, despite possible failures in other tasks. The line emphasizes his steady habit and devotion, portraying a local character with a distinctive routine.
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