02 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
1
An 1900s style guide argues chicks thrive with clean surfaces and ample fresh air away from manure piles and houses. It stresses hedge-bottom runs with sun, insects as food, and foster-mother care insufficient for best air. A Q and A section humorously explores courtship, marriage, and love, presenting curious opinions on longevity and romance.
Farmers can test milk purity without dairy equipment using a simple curd test. Samples are mixed with rennet in glass jars kept in a warm water bath at 95 F, curdled for 20 to 30 minutes, then cut and drained. Observing texture and aroma reveals infected or poor quality milk and helps farmers maximize dairy yield with minimal expense.
A method from New Zealand proposes cooling cream during transport by placing the can in a shallow damp bag setup. The bag is wetted, air allowed to circulate at the mouth, and water is poured over the base while loading to keep the cream cool in sun. The technique aims to benefit both dairymen and factory managers.
The text shows a distressed wife and a husband arguing about life and remorse. A doctor questions if the woman is married and suggests an easy remedy, while the pair discuss a holiday relocation and suspicion of hardship.
A collection of brief anecdotes on gender wishes and social quirks. Women imagining life as men cite pay, freedom, or careers. a shy courtship ends with a playful scare. Jokes touch on honesty, football zeal, brains behind success, and a chalkboard prank about Professor Blackie.
The piece argues that ill temper damages a woman's beauty and future happiness, noting men forgive less and homes grow unhappy. It contends women bear harsher judgment, warns against marrying ill-tempered men, and links temper to domestic abuse risks and ruined futures.
A compact moral pledge praising a boy who never cheats, harms, or lies. It emphasizes kindness, self control, and integrity, urging restraint from cruelty, cruelty to animals, or falsehoods. It condemns mudslinging and quarreling while upholding respect for elders and humane behavior.
A fragmented, dated collage of health maxims and social exchanges. It includes tips like avoid fatigue meals and excess sugar, admonitions about bathing after meals, and snippets of dialogues with a chaplain, Miranda, Pottle and others, plus a busily misquoted wartime or literary tone about manners and conduct.
A damaged passage attributed to Alfred Mori describes symptoms after drinking in a Nourke-etavet Maly ume saloon. The writer notes fainting, deteriorating appetite, and a collapse of steady heart action, then mentions inability to attend with his wife and child and a plea for understanding.
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