Christmas and Contentment Tale of Two Old Friends
An essay on contentment opens with jokes about happiness and envy. The tale follows Harold Smith and Septimus Sanythe meeting on Christmas Eve in Sydney George Street, sharing fortune and old Eton memories. A lavish carriage arrives to fetch Smith, showcasing wealth and old friendships amid holiday cheer.
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Smythe and Smith Christmas Dinner Folly
An old tale recounts Smythe boasting riches and fast living at Tinta-Vonra station and Smith’s travel, wealth, and carefree dinners. After a boom, Smythe’s fortune collapses yet his cheer endures, while Smith finds true happiness in simple, loyal friendship and the shared Christmas feasts.
Palatial Smythe Estate Visit Amid Fairy Tale Dinner
A hourlong journey brings two friends to the grand Smythe residence set in stylish grounds where Mrs Smythe and her two children greet them. The scene evokes Arabian Nights as guests anticipate a feast proclaimed by the host promising superb French cooking and flawless service.
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Contented Christmas and a Happy New Year
A speaker drinks a glass of wine and jokes about adapting to fortune, saying wealth fades but contentment remains. He notes his simple life, health, and a good wife, asserting happiness comes from peace at home rather than wealth. He closes with wishes for readers to be satisfied.
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Vitadatio Cures After Doctors Fail In Perth Letter
Frederick Davis of Bayswater writes from Perth claiming prolonged illness with back chest pains and severe cough. After three weeks in Perth Hospital and months home care doctors could not help. He credits Vitadatio with rapid improvement after four bottles and invites inquiry and testimonials for potential employers. Witness W J Fist, Perth. Palmer 184 Pitt Street Sydney. Correspondence invited.
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New Railway Time Table Blayney to Cowra Service
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