02 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Benalla Standard
Location
Benalla, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1917
Page
1
The Rural New Yorker advises on building a smoke house for superior smoked meat. Use brick or stone, 6 by 5 feet or larger, elevated on posts, with an adjoining ovenlike firebox. Smoke with hardwoods on a low steady fire for 19 days, with proper pipe venting and cooled smoke to avoid acid drip, yielding finely flavored bacon beef or sausage.
Read tips on best planting time for evergreens, soil preparation, root care, and staking to avoid growth loss. Also includes dairy farming guidance urging planned year round feeding, growing succulent forage, and testing cows before purchase to ensure productive gains.
A wartime-tinged recounting of Japan’s first emperor Jimmu. The legend says he landed in Kasida Satsuma at age two with his grandfather, founded the Empire at Kashiwahara No Muja, and established a dynasty that allegedly lasted 127 years. The piece notes the emperor’s supposed long life and continued tombs of the line.
During a dinner, Foote is interrupted as some guests notice his wandering pocket wand. He responds with quiet wit, thanking the speaker and resuming with a light note about company. The scene ends with Foote readjusting the wand.
The article discusses factors causing poor apple coloration including design, pruning, soil, cover crops, and air light access. It recommends shading management, selective picking over several passes, and occasional lime use for soil health and sweeter soils. It also includes a guide on training a colt to back, emphasizing calm, progressive handling and rewarding small backward steps.
The fragment reflects two suburban ladies recalling a great grand father’s seed and a farm’s long held trust while a nurse and mistress discuss children at play near a piano. A moral note on selfishness closes the excerpt with a rural memory vibe.
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