Fungus Diseases Of Apple Trees In New South Wales
Fungus diseases attacking apple trees include Black Rot, Bitter Rot, and Rupe Ret, with Bitter Rot caused by a fungus that can affect young fruit and leave apples hard and scarred. Control centers on removing infected tissue, applying Bordeaux mixture, and copper sulphate sprays. Crown Gall, a bacterial disease causing white to flesh-colored galls near the crown, is contagious and best prevented by avoiding nursery stock and wounding trees.
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Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
Bordeaux
Amenia
Varios Ats
North America
U.S
Curtis
Remedy guidance for diarrheal care in children
In summer months children may suffer bowel disorders and require careful attention. If looseness of the bowels appears, give Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoeai Remedy. A note on teething appears garbled but implies use of Chamie and Di See See.
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Chamberlain
Stock Shortage Faces Meats as Prices Climb High
The piece notes a 1914 era shortage with cattle, calves, pigs and stock prices rising. It warns that cattle costs will stay high and rail transport issues hinder supply, leaving stock owners unable to move fat cattle from drought areas and store stock districts.
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Ot Singleton
G. R Proma P
Damymen
Rom
Rales
Drowght-Strecken
Sark
Maori front war speech unites tribes for empire
A Māori leader urges unity as New Zealand tribes prepare for front line service. He appeals to shared origins and duty, asking soldiers to honor the flag and God while accepting British rule. The remarks emphasize cooperation with British forces and loyalty to the Empire.
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Trauming
Auckland
Hari Wahang
New Zealand
Sau
Trade with the East and wool export protests
The Premier received a dispatch from the Commerce Department stating that prohibitions on wool exports from Austria have been removed. Japan reacted seriously to the initial news, with Mr. Rutter writing to the Premier in November about the potential impact on wool mills if exports to Japan were halted. He warned a ban would force reliance on America and Argentina, risking long-term trade disruption via Panama, and urged exemptions for Japan. On December 1 Mr. Sutter assured the Premier of relief that the restrictions were removed.
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Japan
Rutter
Australia
America
Argentine
Argentina
Panama
Mr. Sutter
Zam-Buk claimed to cure heat rash sores and blisters
A testimonial promotes Zam-Buk as the ideal healer for heat related skin troubles and everyday mishaps. Mrs J A Richardson of Adelaide reports rapid relief from prickly heat and rash after using Zam-Buk, claiming complete cure with no lingering symptoms. The balm is advertised as cleaning and cooling and is available for 1 shilling 6 pence or 9 pence at chemists and stores.
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Maeraisie
Mj Ihpia
Rashea
Prey
J. A. Richardeon
Arcous
Peters
Adelaide
British Officers Transferred to Dutch Fortress and Escape
Two British naval officers were moved to a fortress in Holland. Seven escaped from the camp, five were recaptured, and two reached England. The officers had previously been released on parole.
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Holland
England
Armoured cars and motorcycles drive war effort
An analysis notes the rising role of motor vehicles in modern warfare. Armoured cars, used by Belgian and Allied forces, are shaping tactics as Naval Reserve units deploy vehicles to liberate villages and deploy Goett-Maxim armed machines. A squadron of motorcyclists with sidecar machines and mounted guns is being organized, with 300 riders training for dual roles.
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Britain
Royal Naval Reserve
Midh
Thlana
Milking by Machinery from Logan Village
Mr. G C Hawkins writes that after seven months with six Cowee Releaser Plants the milking system works well. The engine drives a 150 gallon Separator and pumps water from the river at 100 ft lift. Three workers can now handle the workload, and milking efficiency improved versus hand milking. Engineers, Sydney.
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G. C Hawkins
Logan Village
Crossley
Tolephson
I Engineers
Sydney
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