Princess Margaret and King’s Deathmourned Family Strains
Princess Margaret remains somber after King’s death with daily visits to the Queen Mother at Royal Lodge Windsor. She endures distress, loses weight, and plans a new life at Clarence House while maintaining pared meals, quiet piano moments, and contact with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Margaret
Ste
Bene
Lay Pu Marzaret
Princess Margaret
Norma
Mother
Clutiz
Sealyham
Johnny
Queen Mother
Royal Lote
Windsor
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Iime
Clarence House
Earl of Dalkeith
Lord Ogilvie
Papa
London Express
Families Can Be Proud Of Our Service Members
A wartime message celebrates the sacrifices of men and women in the Services. It honors fathers husbands brothers and sisters who serve Australia in the Nazi era defense columns and the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Farhers
Australia
Maintaining Pasture Fertility Through Balanced Soil Nutrition
Victorian agriculture notes challenge the belief that super phosphate alone sustains pastures. Experts warn other minerals, lime, and potash may be needed on some paddocks. Corrective steps include trial liming, manure dressings, and careful grazing to maintain nutrient balance and soil health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Mi RL
Twentyman
Department of Agriculture
Care of the Milking Machine Maintenance Guide
The article outlines weekly rubberware cleaning including caustic boil in two tablespoons per four gallons of water and avoiding contact with metal. It covers inspecting bungs joints leaks and sagging pipes, aligning drives, checking pulsators, replacing damaged release flaps, servicing the vacuum gauge and valve, and ensuring the vacuum pump is capable to extend machine life.
New Coin Design Could Reface Queen’s Portrait Direction
Royal Mint officials say the Queen may choose the first design of her reign with a rightward facing portrait if tradition holds. Since Charles II, succeeding sovereigns have mirrored era practices, but no legal ruling fixes the direction yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Britain
Royal Mint
Charles II
Black disease in sheep spreads through liver fluke activity
Veterinary officer E Brough outlines prevention for black disease in sheep noting larvae from fluke infestation enable toxin release. He advises vaccination before December, routine drenching in October January February and April May, swampy area treatment with bluestone, and burning or burying carcasses with lime to prevent outbreaks.
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E. Brough
Department of Apriculture
Commonwealth Serum Laboratories
Parksville
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Association
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Office Cobram
Cobram Pig Sale
Aju
Apia
Nomurkah
Cateer
Aln. Isaac
Shire
Tungamah
Melbourne
Victorian Department of Agriculture
K. M. Sillcock
Renault
Bristol
Ivan Clark
Punt Road
Arch Gillespie
Mannaer
Cobram Timber and
Naco & Cooper
E. L. Walker
PHONE
Longmuir Bros
Automotive & General Engine
Mair
Fordson
Lincoln Arc
John W. Westh
Jones
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