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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
6
A archaic essay argues unemployment harms workers especially ages fifteen to twenty five. It urges self improvement, character, and readiness to seize opportunities, stating persistence and effort align with future work and earnings. The piece reflects labor market anxieties and personal drive in seeking employment.
A fragmented, old style text suggests people dodge wealth and avoid showing investments. It recalls a case where 10 000 holders of a bond or dividend notices vanished, with one man changing residence and failing to reveal his ownership. The piece hints at distrust of money and strange corporate notices, ending with a plea to choose one path.
A whimsical, dated meditation on love, marriage, and gender roles. The piece humorously contrasts idealized women with practical realities, noting how affection, vanity, and social expectations shape relationships and domestic life. It comments on vows, fidelity, and the quirks of married life with playful, satirical tone.
In a late evening intrusion, Mrs Steelle confronts a burglar in her home. The would be thief demands money and flees after a tense standoff. Moments later a thief leaves with a stash, signaling a bold domestic crime and bold reaction by a fearless woman.
An old advertorial promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy for kidney and liver disorders. It explains the link between kidneys and liver, details symptoms like headaches and jaundice, and touts the product’s ability to remove urinary and biliary poisons, claiming permanent cures through natural action. It invites readers to request a free pamphlet and notes availability in original and concentrated forms.
The November Windsor Magazine offers a lineup of tales by famous authors. S Macnaughton and Edgar Wallace contribute entertaining stories, Gertrude Page presents Rhodesian life in The Pathway, Kinross continues Virginia Bright adventures, and Charles G D Roberts adds a new Wild Life tale. a refined array of literary pieces draws readers to the issue.
A quirky tale features a blunt monk guest and a host’s overworked mind about a beard, with a late night mix of humor and reflection on social class. In parallel, two Highlanders discuss boat merits and a mistaken house visit, ending with a note that luck and appearances divide the rich and working men.
Fragmentary lines mention Kernot's Boothing Powders for teething in children and a exchange about sour people and moral behavior. The garbled text references Geelong and quotes Gibbs and Dibbs commenting on meanness and wrongdoing. The item reads like a clipped dialogue or advertise era snippet with unclear context.
An Australian ad proclaims the Vega separator as a superior, cheaply built model with no rivals in quality and price. It touts tiered prices for volumes and calls for energetic commissioners and smart salespeople to join Buckeye Harvester Co in Melbourne.
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