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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
6
The calendar page offers blank dates for notes on appointments or tasks. The ad notes grocers supply limited Robur tea for regular customers, urging readers to request from their grocer before stock runs out. James Service & Co proprietors endorse No. 1 Grade tea for everyday high-class family use, praising its tall, vesky flavour and wholesome savings.
The text presents a fragmented antiquated lament urging women and daughters to abandon literature and excess, adopt simpler tastes, and stop wasting food. It references misgivings about fashion, cooking, and social duties, with a recurring plea for wiser living and moderation amid changing times.
A reader answers M D Milt about saving money without a wife knowing. Advice favors placing the extra salary in a bank account in both spouses names or avoiding deceit, warning that secrecy leads to rows and urging joint signatures for access. The letter debates honesty, trust, and financial autonomy in marriage.
A reflective discourse on personal identity, memory, and bodily renewal argues that the hand and body are continually replaced, yet a consistent inner memory persists. It traces life from protoplasm to man, cites Bacon Coleridge and Lord Lytton, and recalls a German street memory linked to ancestral lineage.
A survey praising the human body as a wonderful machine with skin like flexible fabric, self repair, and a vascular system able to adapt to extremes. It extols hair and lashes for protection, wax in the ears, eyebrows, and the role of body hair and fibers in regulating temperature and filtering particles.
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