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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
5
The report details dangers of horses eating wheat and straw before grain, causing acute indigestion, rupture, or death. It outlines symptoms from mild lethargy to severe colic, laminitis, and edema, notes variability by breed and diet, and describes experiments at the University Veterinary School to test wheat feeding with remedies and water in the stomach.
A veterinary note discusses giving a patient water after toxin exposure and lists methods to prevent toxin spread. It mentions moderate water intake, diluting with drinks like Rirartonate soda, and the role of a vet for treatment, including time and monitoring to avoid worsening the condition.
The passage discusses how heavy rain and atmospheric ionization influence mood and sensation, noting a contrast between positive and negative electrical charges in the upper air. It suggests rains and thunderstorms can feel invigorating, with air charged by ions affecting people's energy and mood.
An exposition traces the origin of black related terms such as blackguard blackball black day and black sheep. It explains their historical usage in English culture and the Harawa(i) court Royal Black Guard and social contrasts with white balls and entry norms.
A consular report notes wet mineral wealth in Honduras attracting London capital and openings for investment in mines and public works. British trade in cotton goods grew last year but merchants lag behind rivals. mentions inexact phrases about household items and production. Also references accidents at a flying fete and the steamer Victoria.
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