Losses by Bush Fires and Sy Lichtwing Ane Made COO by This Company
Losses by bush fires and sy lichtwing ane made COO by this company.
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
6
Losses by bush fires and sy lichtwing ane made COO by this company.
A Melbourne morning report notes pamphlets and a book by B W Cole presenting portraits of races from Europe, Asia, America and Africa to argue humanity’s oneness. It questions the Maitland doctrine and cites climate and civilization as shapers of difference, with emphasis on a unified future.
Wind will power light machinery on farms if buyers purchase a unit. Stent Stag and Choe offer related services. Sree Sree Te the Mids have earned commendations. The piece notes favorable opinions and steady work in mild weather, with references to Larmor and others.
Fragmented OCR from a general grocer advertisement lists prices for fruits, sweets, and imported goods. Includes product names like Robur Tea, apples, and flour with various prices and unit descriptions, followed by address line for Arnold Kos in Melkshur or Mellyburies.
Purchasers are warned against imitations pushed for profit. Bold by all stores and chemists. Paradine is the desire of the world whether men find it in the good they lost or the love lent for them. It notes that a wife can keep a husband in hot water while growing colder, and cautions that silence can strengthen a bad reply and masking weak defences. It compares Harry and Cunning as apprentices who never learn their master's trade and warns that cutting remarks are among the most dangerous edged tools.
The Melbourne public eyes Flemington during Cup Week as improvements aid visitor comfort while drought trims horse feed costs. Major races unfold from Maiden Plate to Melbourne Cup with a strong field, Wakeful presence, and a packed program, despite feed shortages affecting entries and training plans.
A South Africa era ballooning hero Colonel Templer survived a miraculous near fatal ascent after his companion fell from the car. A gust tore ropes and gasometer collision tore his cheek leaving severe injuries. He remained suspended at twenty thousand feet before regaining consciousness to find himself a prisoner in a swinging car. He later continued service in the war. Thursday's programme opens with hurdles and nursery handicap races as Carnival events unfold with Flying Stakes and a weight for age race on the card.
The program outlines races across ages and classes for the meeting. Oaks for three-year-old fillies over a mile and a half, Veteran Stakes for five-year-olds and over, Filly Takes for unplaced two-year-olds, Spring Handicap featuring Great Scot and Brakpan, Flemington Stakes for two-year-olds, V.R.C. Handicap with 17 entries, OLB Pedder Plate a weight-for-age over a mile and a half, Cur Srecree race with 26 entrants, Aidfal Stakes for two-year-olds, and finally the Final Handicap drawing 77 nominations. The schedule promises a rich program and a large field of contenders.
A well-dressed stranger helps a distressed woman at Warsaw Cathedral who needs her baby christened. He gives five roubles, she pays the priest, and the exchange yields three roubles back, with the benefactor declaring his aim to keep happiness around him. The tale frames charity, satisfaction of all involved, and a twist with a counterfeit note.
Bismarck, then a Passian delegate to the Federal Diet at Peaukfort, pressed a landlord to install bells in his lodgings. When refused, a noisy incident followed with a pistol on the desk and the landlord alarmed. The bell was fixed the next day as Bismarck calmly explained the signal would be needed often.
Fragmented lines discuss a universal nagging presence in happiness and daily life. The muttered refrain, there is always something left in or out, reflects on discontent across fortunes and social strata, suggesting perpetual minor troubles shaping mood and fate.
Odd collected scraps recount a crow and fox fable about vanity followed by jokey kitchen medical quips. Vignettes show a talking crow, a barber scene, a hair thinning joke, a doctor with a dirty infant, tarpon fishing, a dog and poster joke, parish tombstone verses, a village choir quarrel, and an old medicade advertisement.
At a shooting range a telephonic exchange nearly led to tragedy when the marker said he was ready but a shooter, mishearing, fired. The shot struck a whitewashed target, splashing the marker’s face with paint. The marker remained unharmed despite the scare.
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