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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
4
The article explains cross pollination improves apple yields and fruit quality. It notes many fruits reject self pollination, causing light crops or barren results, and recommends interplanting different varieties in rows to ensure better fertilization and fruit set.
The article argues dairy cattle improve under human guidance through feeding and care, highlighting dairy types like Holstein and Guernsey. It cites Wisconsin experiments showing dual purpose cows underperform for dairy profit and praises the modern dairy cow as a twentieth century marvel with remarkable butter yields and breeding quality.
Farmers should cull nonproducing dairy cows and focus on profitable milk yield. Maintain cows with strong ancestry and proven milk output, feed adequately, and avoid overstocking pastures. Retain high quality heifers and remove cows that fail to meet expected production to optimize herd profitability.
An American expert argues dairymen should build silos to store silage. He notes silage saves space, having about one eighth the volume of hay per ton, and yields higher dry matter. Silage provides consistent feed year round, supports cows and young cattle, and helps prevent digestive issues when hay feeding is limited.
An early notice discusses how nearly all parts of slaughtered cattle and pigs find use. It lists applications from bone meal and soap to leather, buttons, brush handles, knife parts, ghee, hair, wax, and even fat-based products like butterine and toiletries. It notes waste is minimal with many by products reused.
The article argues farming modernization advances slowly, highlighting pest science, soil and moisture conservation, dairying, poultry economics, and storage. It predicts a coming era of farm experts and insists that a practical farming education builds lasting independence for sons, surpassing town trades.
Baroness Hermione von Preuse Tolmanne, hailed as the world's greatest woman painter by the German ambassador, tours New York after six months abroad. She offers brisk, pointed views on American society, noting youthful seriousness, superior women, invincible men, stockyards in Chicago, and praise for new movements like suffrage and easy divorce.
An Adelaide shopper recalls frost bitten naval oranges, noting their poor taste. The San Francisco Chronicle reports experiments showing frost bitten fruit can be separated from sound fruit by sinking behavior after storage. A wax removal treatment and timing of harvest affect shipping quality and profits.
An upset crowd disrupted a Cambridge Theatre performance of The Thief in the Night. Undergraduates hurled oranges and abuse at actors, damaging the scene as fans reacted with loud cries. Two students, John Serie Horniman and Aubrey Cohen, were fined at the police court the next day.
A personal narrative argues washing can be eased by kneeling method and suction in cold water, overthrowing brute scrubbing. The author recalls learning from a Mexican wash-woman and a Japanese shirt method, praising rolling, squeezing, and minimal rubbing to remove dirt with less fatigue.
Notes on George Merediths unfinished Senti play shown at the Work Theatre, praising Meredithian language and images. The piece mocks old men as hypocrites, touting a woman’s independence while fearing her influence as the audience hears the lines and contemplates the era’s social mores.
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