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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
7
The Colac Herald reports on a prominent Oxford University ally of the Conservative cause. The piece describes Lord Hugh as a controversial yet influential figure whose career and views are examined amid party shifts and political expectations.
A fragmented news sketch recounts desperate acts around a failing husband who will starve himself rather than yield to his wife and societal expectations. It weaves in colonial Haiti’s misery, a bee farm dream, royal court intrigues, and a European monarch’s fragile health amid shifting loyalties.
A reflective scene follows Shaw and a young woman at a lodge. He dreams of simple love amid woods and stars while she reveals loneliness and risk in the moonlit path. An aging actor and a theater attendant debate style and fate.
French authorities report a comprehensive address on alcoholism and lung disease. Dr Bertillon outlines that retail alcohol suppliers show higher tuberculosis mortality, due to weakened resistance and toxin exposure. The piece contrasts gender differences and notes early age patterns in tuberculosis risk related to drinking.
Fragmented colonial-era text describes L Zoluland dereciation and Delimitation Commission openings to European claims. It highlights Susar planters along Forts coast, a rising sugar industry in Zuger ware crushings, and mentions Natal figures, Garden Colony influence, and fashionable consumer goods amid uncertain governance. It also contains an embedded cooking column with omelet recipes and a domestic scene between a patient and doctor.
The reintriohie engineering feat of a double-deck high level bridge spanning the River Wear at Durham is formally opened by royal notification. The central span carries railway and road traffic with a weight and length exceeding previous Britian spans, and the total cost is expected to be around 0.6 million pounds.
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