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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
6
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A garbled ad offers a pamphlet titled The World of Inventions and Arenas and claims the best bank for moneymaking. It instructs sending eight penny stamps to GG Turn Co in Melbourne for patent services. Contact details include Richmond Mouse and SWAS STRELT in Richmond, with a reference to a telephone number 3836.
A jittery woodland vignette follows owls and a fox as a duck is pursued and a hunter interferes. The narrative shifts between eerie events and cautious observations of the nocturnal creatures. The tale hints at danger, instinct, and the hunt within a moody forest setting.
Fragmentary line questions Doctor Brown and a well hazard. A sarcastic remark suggests neglecting the ill and leaving the well alone. No clear人物, place, or date. appears as a quotation from a dialogue or columning snippet.
Fragmented text discusses future shocks and human responses to unseen dangers. It references daily life, anxiety about what may come, and the idea that reality may differ from perception. The piece explores mood, readiness, and collective nerves as society contemplates uncertain times.
Fragmented text discusses farsightedness and near sightedness, noting the eye’s ability to adjust focus in humans and animals. It mentions examples from nature such as birds, dogs, and zoo animals, and touches on evolutionary aspects of vision, age effects, and the concept of distance perception. The passage also references historical theories and speculative mechanisms of how eyes adapt to distances.
A rough, fragmentary sketch of men rising to wealth and status in London. A bricklayer who becomes a prosperous house-builder clings to his labor roots, while an omnibus driver amasses wealth but returns to old ties. The piece contrasts glamour with the pull of familiar surroundings and the struggle to stay true to humble origins.
A surveyor notes a diagonal crack in a cottage wall near Mrs Hodge who fears collapse. He places stamp edging over the crack to monitor progression, returning a month later to find the pieces intact and the old lady puzzled by the improvised seal. Also a remark on China’s dialects and money troubles closes the piece.
On a summer voyage from New York to the Bermudas a veteran recounts a Civil War tale of a New Englander who fought for both sides, his Harvard friends Arthur Wolstan and Stanton Mouatt, and a scene of friendship tested by war. The deserter narrator recalls meeting foes as comrades and the drift from idealism to brutal conflict.
A narrator recalls a doomed Civil War episode where an officer Beale degrades Arthur after a challenge, a night attack forces a desertion twist, and Mouatt schemes to marry into power. The Confederate escape leads to a killing, pursuit, and a final reckoning after the war ends. The tale ends with the cousin rebuffing the narrator’s attempt to wed, citing the shooting.
An Irish factory near Dublin faced a blaze when workers found a stash of starch and water among the flames. They tested a gum by soaking rags and, through trial, discovered a useful adhesive. The accidental product, created by chance in a single night, was refined and then marketed.
The piece reviews faith healing and mental science, noting many cures are plausible via hypnotic suggestion. It argues patients can be cured by belief and hopeful thinking, with doctors using mental treatment alongside medicine to aid those with morbid beliefs or anxiety.
A Far West congressman recounts a Washington dinner where nothing was on the table at first. He notes forks and bric a brac, then soup arrived and he feigned enjoyment, describing the meal as a poor dinner for a teller and a traveler amid a string of mishaps.
From Belt users to readers, guidance on preserving belting with a product named Cling Surface. Recommendations stress avoiding cak ing and friction, urging correspondence with John Danks & Son in Melbourne. A clipped exchange between Blanton and Lincoln illustrates decisive action on correspondence.
A concise reflection on the poet Kuskin's assertion that a true wife defines home wherever she stands. The quote emphasizes a woman’s central, grounding influence, extending beyond physical walls to encompass belonging, influence, and quiet strength.
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