The World of Wheat by Sir Joseph Carruthers
Sir Joseph Carruthers argues wheat as a record of human history and a pillar of nations. He cites Emmer and Spelt, notes Australia’s shift from pastoral to agricultural wealth, and praises William Farrer while urging global research and acclimatisation of wheat varieties.
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Thax
Joseph Carruther
Daily Telegraph
Asti
Europe
Switzerland
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Maude
Challis House
New Australia
Mediterranean
William Farrer
Asia
Monaro
America
Equator
Virginia
Canada
United States
Australia
Parret
Farrer
Fife
Russia
India
France
Dangers of Mouse Infected Hay for Horses
Veterinary lecturer E F Place warns mouse infected hay risks health for horses. Avoid feeding if possible. if used, assess cost in horse losses. Some relief measures include sun drying, salt addition, and limited molasses, with sulphur as a last option.
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E. F. Place
Man Says He Did the Best He Could During Quarrel
In a quarrel, a man replies to a remark about marriage that he did the best he could. The exchange highlights a harsh critique of his judgment and a resigned defense. The line reflects a tense moment centered on personal choices and accountability.
Y M C A corrections on operations and finances
YMCA officials correct misstatements about war work and finances. They explain military operations reach over two million pounds and profits are reinvested to benefit soldiers through canteens and facilities. They refute claims of excessive salaries and note £100000 raised with costs kept low while distributing comforts at cost.
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Y.M.C.A
Ym.c.a
Empire
Y.m.ca
Victorian League
M.C.A
Frank Beaurepaire
Defence
Australia
Egypt
Palestine
France
England
London
Y.m.ga
Y.M.C
Wilson Endorses Y M C A War Service And Training Plans
President Wilson backs the Young Men’s Christian Association for army and navy morale work and training camp services. The agency will be officially recognized as a valuable adjunct, with a 3,000,000 dollar fund and plans to train 1,100 field secretaries for duty at camps and transports.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Commission of Training
Parker
Wilson
John R. Mott
International Committee
Association
Mott
War Work Council
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Young Men's Christian Association
Dr. Mott
Secreta Baker
Pro Patria Poem Calls England to Courage and Duty
A martial ode urging England to join the fight, defend honor, and serve the nation with steadfast resolve. It pleads for unity and sacrifice from officers and citizenry alike, to steel souls against ease and support those who fight at sea and land.
Great Organization Faces Harsh Criticism for Noble Work
A fragment critiques a respected organization performing a worthy mission, noting harsh statements and unthoughtful criticism directed at its efforts and impact.
Metters Evaporator Promises Practical Fruit Drying Boost
West Australian fruit growers urged to install Metters evaporator plants to dry apples pears peaches and more. Salt and sulphur pre treatment explained with yields showing from 8 to 12 pounds dried per 16 pounds fresh. The piece cites freight savings and offers affordable terms to orchards.
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Perth
Metters' Ltd
How to Grow Rhubarb A Productive Garden staple
Rhubarb proves valuable in spring when fruit is scarce. Plant in light deep soil, trench beds, and fertilize with old stable manure. Divide old roots in spring for new plots or grow from seed with careful thinning, watering, and vermin control for a lasting, productive bed.
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Paris
Premier speech in Lancashire on home rule debate
The present Premier of England spoke in Lancashire before the war advocating home rule for Scotland Ireland and Wales. An audience member mocked elitism, to which Lloyd George replied with a quip about every man for his own country.
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England
Lancashire
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Lloyd George
Improving the Hair Through Grooming and Color Tricks
The article explores hair color myths from blue black to yellow and gold, urging readers to test for golden lights with soda rinse and sunlight. It notes satin and walnut brown trends, stresses proper brushing with a soft wide brush, and warns against overdoing it to protect roots and shine.
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Tisa
Walter Scott
The Kerosene Tin as a Measure in Historical Guide
Fragmentary OCR outlines a method using the kerosene tin to measure commodities. It lists volumes and conversions for full pots potatoes wheat peas and other staples with an example capacity of one gallon equaling 3150.4 cubic inches and a shell container measurement.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
Saunders
Winnisota
Minnesota No
Ottawa
Dominion
Preston
Stanley
Ontario
Saunters
Federation
Calcutta
Huron
Melbourne
United States’ Government
Tella
Army
Navy
Malti
PRO Patria
West Australia
geft-General
J. D. Connolly
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