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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
2
A dairy note argues against excluding calf milk from cream separators. It claims butterfat percentage accuracy relies on including early calf milk, as calves require a portion in the first days. Mixing calf milk with herd milk preserves butter quality and prevents harm from improper separation.
The Sydney Royal Agricultural Show displayed vast resources across wool, cereals, fruits, dairying, and stock. A standout feature was Mosart Waugh & Josephson’s machinery stand showing refrigerating equipment, Alfa Laval Cream Separator, milking machines, and other specialized dairy gear. Famed firm Waugh & Josephson of 142 Burde Street showcased the best in agricultural technology.
A Bathurst woman on a station platform meets a longtime friend she had not seen in three decades. The rediscovery follows a chat sparked by a child’s memory and a letter, with both recalling past summers and shared journeys.
A highly garbled OCR passage intertwines poetry and prose with scattered proper names and fragments. It references Auntie Ley, Gly eat mot, stories of hospitals, and a range of unclear actions, creating a mosaic of unreadable lines and stray phrases.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places in a garbled OCR line. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize a specific incident or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text presents a collage of recipes and cooking instructions mentioning vegetables, meats, and baked desserts. It references ingredients like potatoes, mayonnaise, green salad, tomatoes, apples, and various spices, interwoven with procedural cues and garbled measurements. The piece conveys a dense, period-tinged domestic cooking mood without a single coherent dish.
An archaic lament fragment from an unclear source names a nurse and a speaker in a mournful base jot. The text reads as a damaged verse with irregular phrasing and missing context, offering little concrete detail beyond a somber tone and scattered names.
A historic note discusses Rugging a Lirgaan hogs eatily not the epattenre ai tha Tienng tains Pitageine fed. It mentions a clever cow producing more milk, warns against wet rugs, and urges shelter trees and open sheds with south winds. The piece ends with a remark on profit from beasts by a merciful man maker.
Judge Ileydon delivered judgment in the case of porters charged at government initiation during a recent strike. Mrs Honor condemned the destruction of workers property and the broader impact on society, while the court levied fines and costs.
The text notes bone chewing in cattle stems from lack of lime salts in fodder. It endorses providing manic tick and lists remedies including carbonate of ammonia, gentian, fenugreek, and other tonics given to each animal three times daily. It warns that continued chewing leads to weakness and reduced appetite.
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