The Gentle Art of Dairying
A column urges readers to study successful neighbours in dairying to learn their secrets. It argues that observing proven methods leads to better cow performance and profits, and compares seeking truth in farming to rivers and trees responding to effort.
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Anhae
How to Choose a Good Dairy Cow Says Danish Expert
Danish dairy farmer Mr Jepsen outlines practical criteria for selecting a milking cow. He stresses a wedge shape from shoulder to hip, strong udder, large milk veins, and a calm, active temperament with adequate depth of body and long neck. He notes the importance of eye, ear, tail, skin, and vein visibility in predicting milking ability.
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Andre Pepsen
North Island
Jepsen
Jensen
Australian shearers' award negotiates new terms in Melbourne
The 1907 Australian shearers award expires June 12 next. A Melbourne conference on the 4th debated current rates with wages fixed, including 82s 24s per 100 shorn and district scales for under 18 years. Employers push cuts, unions press for increases, conference adjourned sine die with no new award agreed. Workers to continue under 1907 terms until expiry, contracts to run under currency pending a new award, pastoralists aligning to avoid disruption.
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Melbourne
Eployers
Workers’ Union
Drafty tale of a baker and a brewer in a cold
A confused fragment describes a Baker and a brewer in a tavern setting. The Baker is in no mood for jokes while a neighbor comments on a draught and a cold on the chest. The passage references a papparmint cure and wind from yeast, with odd dialogue about happiness and relief.
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Connty
Hook
Farmers Union considers land agency plan across dominion
A Taranaki Farmers Union meeting discussed uniting branches to form a land agency to replace private land agents. They weighed costs, capital needs, and fairness in land transfers, noting the challenge of unanimity and the risk of abandoning current traders. The plan faces practical hurdles but will be debated at the Dominion Conference.
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Dominion
Taranaki
Farmers’ Union
Farming Prospects in South Canterbury Optimistic
John Talbot of the Farmers Union in Timaru spoke of generally prosperous times for South Canterbury farming. He noted wheat damage from heavy rains, but lamb and wool markets performed well, lambing was strong, and autumn grain harvest proceeded. Credit conditions improved with money available at reasonable rates, and dairying was expanding under a cooperative framework after initial struggles.
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Farmers’ Union
Timaru
John Talbot
South Canterbury
Usta
Peps Pastille Co cures chest troubles claims
Claims Peps pastille tablets destroy lung germs and cure coughs colds bronchitis sore throat asthma influenza and related chest complaints. Promotes dissolving on the tongue with vapors reaching the lungs. Sold by chemists or direct from The Peps Pastille Co 39 Pitt Street Sydney at 6d or 3s per box.
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Peps Pastille Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Bennlston
Tonklug
Tonking
P.O. Box
Emarston
Chemists & Storekeggera
House Fire in Heads Destroys Five Rooms
In Wairoa on May 24 a five roomed house owned by Mr Phillip Hill was burned down last evening. The owner, while laying poison in a hole for rats, struck a match in darkness, igniting loose scrim. The fire, aided by dry conditions, burned the dwelling. Insurance total £200 in the Victoria Office.
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Wairoa
Heads
Phillip
Hill
Victoria
War Influenza Take Woods Great Sarre Cure
A fragment mentions a wartime influenza claim to take Woods Great Sarre Cure and asserts it never fails. No additional context or details are readable.
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Woods
Sarre
Canadian Cadets Parade Through Toronto Martial Display
General French reviewed 8200 uniformed cadets and about 100 girl pupils in Toronto. The girls decorated monuments around Parliament Buildings. French praised the display and said he wished everyone in the Motherland could have seen it.
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London
French
Toronto
Parliament Buildings
Piles Cured by Dr Fellows Cones and Tabs Claims
A letter from Mrs A.G.M. of Sydenham describes six months free from piles after using Dr Fellows Pile Cones and AC Tabs. She had years of protruding, bleeding piles and constant itching, avoided surgery, and credits the regimen with curing chronic constipation and preventing recurrence.
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Fellows
A.C
A.G.M
Sydenham
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