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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
6
A garbled OCR passage references British captains, wartime agents and investigations. It mentions Milne Verna, Victoria, New York, and a 1919 era context with a person named Neviamitesd, suggesting a clipped historical note about international affairs and inquiries.
An advertisement touts Safe Cure as a remedy for serious illness. It cites health improvements, mentions a product by Hindicine, and claims widespread availability through various retailers and druggists. The text includes testimonial style language and urges readers to try the medicine despite unclear medical endorsement.
A worker comments that cleaning clothes is hard but hot tea helps. They noteUL workers never mind the strain, Lean gets tea occasionally, and Robur tea is valued though No 2 grade is acceptable. The speaker prefers No 1 but accepts the scented tea at some places.
The piece argues tact is learned, not fixed, tracing Edwardian virtue to courtesy and observation. It urges polite youth training, considerate questions about health, and avoiding blunt remarks, claiming keen observation yields better social ease and happiness.
Mr F Taylor of Philadelphia described motion study at a Birmingham meeting showing bricklayers reducing motions from 18 to 3 to 2 per brick. On one Boston job men laid 25 bricks an hour versus 120 earlier, unions accepting higher pay for exact work.
A narrator recalls a family cursed by repeated infant deaths and a nurse Brigada who tried to poison one child. She fled to a convent and died sainted. The surviving daughter, later known as Maria Cosway, rose to prominence in England.
A verse urging boys to avoid shirking and persevere through failure. It contrasts cowards who quit with brave hearts that endure, arguing success comes from continual effort. The piece encourages stubborn resilience and repeated attempts to achieve goals.
Vienna reports a change in the world’s oldest woman. Frau Dutkievitz of Posen aged 125 loses the title to Bulgarian Babavastika born in May 1785 now older by nine months. The Bulgarian peasant has worked in fields for a century with a large family count becoming joint allowance recipients.
The piece argues that attention to small things shapes household harmony and character. It notes modern life forces rapid responses to constant requests and invites a shift toward a more ideal society where daily duties are done with thoughtful, sympathetic effort rather than rushing through trivialities.
The article outlines convalescent care stressing a calm atmosphere and patient nourishment. It highlights nurses enabling rest and ease to aid recovery, using appetizing foods and gentle fluids, and ensuring proper room ventilation while avoiding chills on the patient.
Paris meat dealers for horseflesh protest high tariff on imported horses for slaughter. Despite yearly slaughter of over 200000 horses in France, butchers demand relief and threaten to close shops if authorities do not grant a temporary duty concession.
A reader quotes a fragmentary exchange about a favorite song. The lines mention a person reflecting on a departed son and hints of memory, frustration, and unclear phrasing.
Fragment from a period piece condemning gossip and personality driven talk. It argues better conversation would curb small treacheries, obloquy, and vanity, suggesting humor and restraint foster magnanimity and a sane, tolerant mindset.
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