22 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
1
The author muses on how genuinely pleasant individuals lift dull days with warmth and charm. They may be ordinary or frail yet radiate a contagiously good nature, offering a simple grace that elevates those around them and leaves a lasting, almost magical impression.
The article warns that crowded stud farms harm foals and future temperaments. It argues against excessive numbers, urging owners to weed out extras, reduce staff costs, and relocate promising foals to improve outcomes and profitability.
A domestic tale recounts Mr Newrich finally obtaining a model servant named Bridget after years of hardship. Bridget is obedient and virtuous though her face remains dirty. Mrs Newrich gently suggests cleansing with soapy water to become beautiful, Bridget modestly agreeing.
A humorous portrait of an attractive woman and her appeal with wit, grace, and sympathy. A wedding tale follows as a regimental wedding ends with a rice shower and a joking injury from a Blucher boot. A doctor’s quip about marriage adds a light note to the scene.
A convict attempting escape from Dailmour slips through a wall, robs a doctor, borrows a horse, and rides toward Two Bridges. A Moor man pursues, questioning the rider who claims to be a curate. The chase ends when the Moor man captures him, with a five pound reward offered.
A reflection on overcoming personal limits and bad habits that drain energy. The piece argues to cut away every friction causing factor to raise ambition and life standards. It notes physical and moral chains hinder work, urging continuous effort to liberate the self from detrimental traits.
A published letter from Mrs Robert Rapson of Moraventred South Melbourne recounts a lifelong struggle with anaemia and weak nerves. She credits Clement’s Tonto medicine with restoring appetite strength and general health, urging women to consider it as a remedy for poor blood and nervous exhaustion and to consult local agents for supply.
Adated discussion notes hands betray age more than other features. Scientists cite worn skin, wrinkles, dry areas, and joint changes as time passes. The piece claims beauty matures around eighteen, then declines after thirty, with muscles stiffening and nimbleness fading.
A garbled narration depicts a crowded tram journey with a polite passenger offering space to a couple with purchases and a bystander remaining seated. The scene shifts to various exchange and distracted remarks as passengers jostle for positions amid confusion and requests for help.
The advertisement touts Frootojila Frontoids as a cure for headache indigestion constipation and worse claiming it clears poisons from blood tissues and organs. It promises quick relief when others fail and notes liver support and improved digestion with nightly use for constipation with a stated price and distribution through chemists and a Victoria company.
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