Gardeners face wilt disease and gas turbine cars debated
The article discusses wilt disease spreading in gardens and the limited effectiveness of ordinary sprays. It notes soil disinfection with sluestone as a potential remedy, cautions on timely disposal of diseased plants, and details on flowering plant selections and bulb planting. It also covers watering practices and weekly liquid manure applications to prolong flowering and improve quality, plus planting intervals for fresh yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poke & Su
Power, “Sunshine Man,” Dramatizes Miracle Recovery Tale
In Marietta Georgia Power called “The Sunshine Man” rose from paralysis after a decade to sit up and move again. His wife used pine knots boiled in water and iodine to spur progress, with prayers and home remedies guiding his slow return to strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Georgia
Power
Sunshine
Joe
Proper setup of the cream separator ensures long service life
The Division of Dairying advises dairymen to mount the cream separator on a firm level foundation to prevent butterfat loss. Correct oil grade and level, regular oil changes every six weeks to three months, and proper gear lubrication are essential for safe operation and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Yeti
Division of Dairying
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Doctor Discusses Training for Childbirth Confident Motherhood
The article portrays a conversation about prenatal care and preparation for childbirth. It highlights a woman named Mary and a doctor discussing pregnancy readiness, the ideal age for motherhood, and home responsibilities during confinement. The tone reflects medical guidance and family planning perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Netioudtal
Eres Lee
Poultry Notes on Insect Control and Plant Health
Agricultural article discusses tomato and cabbage pests, gardeners using arsenate and DDT, timing of dusting during morning dew, and precautions to limit exposure to poultry and livestock. It notes pests, fungal threats, and lasting effects of treatments, urging careful application and fence safety.
Britain Builds Overseas and Domestically in Postwar Era
A British assessment notes overseas civil engineering projects from the Nile Barrage to colonial developments in Africa and Near East, detailing how postwar Britain limits capital expenditure while pursuing giant steel and power schemes at home and ambitious overseas works. It emphasizes civil engineers shaping global growth and facing native and Commonwealth demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhe Lana
Nile
Joulh
Eadh
Near East
Akistan
Africa
Britain
DeHORNING CALF SAFETY AND CAUSTIC SODA DANGER
A fragmented report discusses chemical dehorning of calves using caustic soda, detailing potential injuries to calves and surrounding areas. It mentions age considerations, chemical handling risks, and cautions against unsafe practices.
Planting material quality and propagation methods discussed
The text discusses planting material quality and propagation options such as slips and suckers, noting desirable traits from certain plants and warning against inferior offshoots. It emphasizes careful selection, timing, and sources, with references to collar-tot and base-origin methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usua
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Cairns Post
World of Science
Stecacia
Beth Acumatie
York
Sam Cores
Iad
Engin Bbe
Cherr
Wonderal
Gingle
Mary
Portugal
Quitaxa
Syne
Baghdad
Pte Frre Srs Dos Tae
Ponson
TNI
Naples
Genoa
Italy
Apply & Co. Cairne
the Committee OF Direction OF
Spence Street
Cairns
P.O
TERO
Haney Rites Co
Grafton-Street
White Cars
the National Insurance Company of N.Z. Limited
Coren Ew, Benand AD Clason of
Bostions
J. Draper
Shorea
Tesefuineas
Fe Advanx Tyre and Motor Service
G. M. Payne
Howard Smith
Abbott Street
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