25 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Ashburton Guardian
Location
Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
1
A medical discussion argues meat consumption in children can harm or help dental growth depending on chewing work. Experts warn overindulgence may cause nervous instability, while proper masticatory exercise builds strong jaws. Sugar intake is scrutinized, with emphasis on natural milk proportions guiding nutrition.
Minister of the Interior told the Reichstag that import limits on cattle and meat should stay to avert a meat famine. He argued foreign export limits and Germany's growing stock-raising justify continued protection. Fellow MP Scholemere noted rising European meat prices push Germany toward self sufficiency.
Evidence in the Merchant Service Faild case discusses Atlantic liner salaries from Masters to Seamen and contrasts deep sea with coastal pay. Victorian rules set butter and food export standards, labelling requirements, and fixed export fees for butter lamb meat and other goods. In Sydney, Senkovitch faces murder charges with insanity as the defence and a postponed trial awaiting Russian family mental history evidence.
Wellington debate over a British press clipping claiming London lads would emigrate to New Zealand. Sir Joseph Ward says the claim about Sedgwick scheme is unfounded and the High Commissioner should contradict the report. Mr Hogg condemns it as cheap labour and juvenile slavery, while the Premier notes no government proposal and confirms limited duties for Labour Department.
Reports cover rising sheep numbers in Auckland Province from 706,588 in 1904 to 1,205,346 in 1909. Other items note a pocket theft at the Melbourne Cup, a French charwoman teachers’ union raising wages, cigarette use in Canada, and local fruit pest trials. A Lyttelton Times reader praises West Coast miners for their reading and debate, while a Marton apple grower combats potato bugs with arsenate and insect powder.
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