Bagasse as a Sugar Industry Byproduct Gains Attention
An article discusses bagasse from sugar cane as a promising by product for paper and pulp. It cites historical attempts in Plaquemines parish Louisiana and later uses in Hawaii and Louisiana mills, highlighting potential high quality book and writing paper and low grade paper for mulching.
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Lanter
U.S.A
United Railway and Trading Company
Hraithwaite
Plaquemines Parish
Louisiana
Celatex Company
Marrero
Olas Sugar Company
Hawaiian Islands
Richard Woods Edmonds
Waily Bulletin
Manufacturers’ Record
Faithiwaite
Hawarian Dalands
Edius
Fie
Ned Ne Pt
Deevdnasia Woods
Layort
Mer. Hania
Bagasse byproducts explored for animal feed and fuel
A New Orleans inventor Charles Ho O Rourke develops a method to separate bagasse pith for better paper and creates a nutritious animal feed from bagasse and molasses. The article notes potential integration of processes for paper and fuel and cites historical context for paper and alcohol production from molasses.
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Charles Ho O'Rourke
New Orleans
Mr.Rourke
Bugort
Nandhing Bagasse
Tawnial
Value and focus amid procrastination in tense fields
The text notes how value is produced in eager fields and laments procrastination and neglect of wealth, stressing a need to seize opportunities and maintain a firm grip on important work. It underscores a tension between fortune and delayed action.
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Imation Dica
ASPRO
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Thera M
Hkewice
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Internal cure claimed for piles by Vaculoid expert
Dr J S Leonhardt cites Vaculoid as an internal remedy for piles, denying external ointments and suppositories. He says the condition stems from internal blood stagnation and flabby veins, and that Vaculoid removes the internal cause to heal the lower bowel.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Leonhardt
Fragmented musings on roles and work around Kensington officer
The passage offers irregular remarks from a medical officer at Kensington about women and work roles. It mentions mothers, women, and men with terse commentary on occupations such as typing selling and packing, implying social expectations and labor shifts. The text is garbled with typos and unclear context.
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Fenton
Tlw
Kensington
Sintanayis
Man
Pape
Crone Deighier
Wanen
British Schoolboys Visit Ends As They Return Home
A group of forty British schoolboys visiting Melbourne depart for home after a westerly voyage. Captain Woolley VC, in charge, notes the party’s reception and the new hospital wireless equipment installed in the area.
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Melbourne
Beays
Wien
Woolley
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