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Newspaper
Richmond Guardian
Location
Richmond, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
4
Winter clothing sale advertised with overcoats flannels and trousers at special prices. The notice urges shoppers to visit The Place for latest styles and value on boys and men’s wear.
The article previews Monday screenings at the Globe featuring Sylvia of the Secret Service and Olga Petrova in The Daughter of Destiny with supporting acts including Irene Castle and Chaplin in A Dog's Life. It notes Petrova in dramatic roles, Susanne Villa as a bright supporting presence, and the program’s patriotic, melodramatic tone.
The article argues wealth does not harm public use but sparks economic activity. It contends money cannot be hoarded and that large fortunes, even when unspent on personal indulgence, fund banks, industries and wages through investments, building homes, railways, mines, and factories, benefiting the broader community.
The passage argues that wealth must serve public well being in proportion to its amount. Spending funds in personal indulgence supports wages, while hoarded wealth must be invested in industrial enterprise for community benefit. One person may control vast resources yet cannot absorb more than personal desires. remaining wealth benefits society regardless of the owner's wishes.
A collection of kitchen instructions detailing how to make a Rice Cake with sour milk and ground rice, ginger sandwiches with butter and syrup, and reheating cold mutton with a rich brown sauce, plus several Passion Fruit recipes for jam jelly mould and pie melon jam with step by step boiling and setting methods. Includes ingredient quantities, mixing orders, and baking or boiling times.
Fragmentary prose discusses happiness as elusive and found not by direct pursuit but through duty and higher aims. It likens happiness to a moving rainbow and a wild gazelle that cannot be caught, urging finding joy in a disciplined path and noble aims.
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