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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
6
The piece argues for positive thinking to influence health and well being. It suggests avoiding depressing medical details at home especially at the table and promotes focusing on hopeful thoughts to improve mood and encourage recovery or prevention. It cites scripture to support mind over matter and urges reform in everyday conversation.
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pain Relief as remedies for indigestion insomnia headache backache sciatica kidney issues and liver problems. It claims the medicines restore bodily functions and purify poisons while praising their availability in stores and pharmacies.
The piece argues farmers cannot deceive soil or nature without punishment. It stresses honesty as essential to farming success and links truthfulness to scientific spirit, accuracy, and proper soil care. A farmer's integrity yields healthful crops and reliable results.
An aged speaker longs to return to Old Friendship Street and the comfort of neighborly welcome. The piece muses on lost companionship, storms of life, and a hoped reunion with familiar warmth and simple peace.
A farm expert advises breeders to select a single breed and remain with the same sire for successive breedings. He warns against crossing Ayrshire and Jersey bulls in one year and urges using pure-bred males to ensure higher quality calves and long term profits.
Arthur L. Salmon urges against youth bias and urges mature resolve. Older readers should use experience to guide others while continuing to act with courage and purpose despite aging.
A writer in American Swine Herd extols a panacea for sick pigs. The remedy blends milk with turpentine in varying doses, from teaspoonfuls for six week old piglets to tablespoons for mature pigs, to treat paralysis, rheumatism, staggers, thumps, scours and related illnesses.
The text contrasts current conveniences like window screens electric fans and baths with future hopes for even cooler living. It speculates on evolving technology and then imagines humans abandoning Earth to orbit or settle at a temperature that suits them, thawing later after anchoring a craft for the night.
A reflective note on boastful men who claim control over drink and wealth. The piece contrasts egotists with others of similar mold, suggesting the central trait is their drive to please themselves, regardless of appearances or shared traits.
Report describes extended search for the rumored Kruft gold hidden before his Europe trip. Treasure hunters have excavated the Transvaal with several deaths linked to the quest. A new dig at Daspoort employs four Indians, an expensive pump, and a government share agreement of one third of any discovery.
A report describes Irish storytellers facing scolding for being behind the times while Boston plans a public storytelling room in a lobby to entertain children with living tales It highlights the role of storytelling as living books and mentions figures like Mary Cronan and Deirdre Maeve as part of this cultural effort.
A kitchen worker vents about long hours and insufficient breaks while insisting on a specific tea brand. She notes the difficulty of managing meals, frequent tea requests, and the impact of choosing a bitter or poor tea on staff and residents, claiming others praise her preferred blend.
A fragmented note describes a massive European rosebush in Prieiurg reaching a height near 150 units. It mentions origin from wild Tosentock stock and grafting with a frequently used graft, noting the only difference is unclear.
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