Wine industry outlook and protective methods in Australia
A long read on the Australian wine industry reports improved prospects through vine field enhancements and new protective smudging methods. It notes association members aided by discounts, while some growers face membership attrition and price pressures. Also covered are proposed protective devices, French smudge processes, and garden city development plans in Britain.
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Australia
Dts
Asraciaion
Els
Aee
Eseyem
A. Tint
Adelaide
Mons Ff
Pardens
Girden
Great Britain
Bestelie
Gurden
Down Planning
Shiretampoon
Eley
Wonmouth
Ebristet
French Garden City Association
Bourges
Beekeeping Lecture Touts Australian Practices
A British beekeeping lecture in South Australia explored honey production and packaging. The speaker noted English honey relies on clover crops and suggested South Australian beekeepers adopt paper jars and smaller packages to improve sales, while acknowledging English tastes favor domestic honey.
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Bone
England
Baylu
Temperature and churning in dairy work described
An old but detailed piece explains how creaming temperature affects churning. It notes high heat causes greasy butter and separates subtermill, while too low temperature thickens cream and slows churning. Observations discuss ripening acidity reducing viscosity, pasteurization effects, and practical farm methods including over and under churn and a humorous local contest over butter-making.
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Boine
Ebornim
Taw Orci
Wien
Daily News
Tong
Bran
Rain
Cour
Ulat
Batlefeld
Mwane
Rann
Civalry
Areere
Amirt
Teele
Mont County
Bing at a Wedding Lord Carrington's Daughter Married
The Eline and Queen with Princess Victoria attended Viscount Erry's wedding to Lady Carrington on June 12 at St Margaret's Westminster. The bridegroom, an officer of the Scots Guards, and guards checked at the entrance while cabined ministers and Cabinet colleagues joined. Palms and white flowers decked the hall as Lord Carrington spoke on property rights versus public access, asserting equal share among his supporters and challenging trespass claims.
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Eline
Victoria
Viscount Erry
Eldeat
Earl of
War Premmier
Lord Caringtan
Rupert Koppel
Archbishop of
York
Loyce
Gosford
Charlotte Knollys
Wating
Lert Colebrook
John Ward
Carrington
Aeatin
Lady Lewisham
Nunburrholme
Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Christan
Prinecess Alesander
Teck
Queen of Sun
Cheisvian
Henry
Alexander
Attembers
Victoria Hehleowig-Holeiin
Leg Carrington
Mos
Awearalin
Dhauchter
Trial verdict at Queen Victoria street in mortgage case
The trial concluded on Tuesday June 15 at Queen Victoria street with Charles Richard Stevens found guilty of misappropriating mortgage funds and Sumner acquitted. Judge Tal condemned Stevens for deliberate crime while noting his age and past imprisonment. Sumner was discharged after mitigation and commentary on mortgage practices affecting lenders. The proceedings included a lengthy exchange about Devonport constituency candidacy and personal conduct.
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Clairles Rishard Stevens
Solieitor
Queen Victoria Street
Frank Holme Sumner
Naereune
London
Rick Executere
Redding
Quen Atme's Gate
Welminster
Margages
Addlestone
Sumoer
Stevere
Suntinor
Tal
Stevens
Sumner
Clarke Hall
Wis
Loriship
Steven
Tustice Darling
Pricin
Tandon
Devonpore
Tustice Tarting
Devonporty
Ang Lowae
Golne
John Jackson
Tomato Disease Reaches New Regions Across Europe and America
The report traces the spread of a tomato disease from South America to Europe and then to North America, noting its destructive potential. It describes early descriptions in 1684, subsequent appearances in Argentina, Austria, Italy, Germany, and other continental countries, and discusses imports as a transmission route. The piece highlights the risk to crops, citing a 1907 incident in Gloucestershire where cukes were destroyed and warns that the disease could threaten future yields and require careful control.
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Tome
Hael
Armerica
Spegazai
Austria
Italy
Maine
Tharpen
Ain
Erin
Lomata Pisate
Seven Acre Farm Offers Half Built Homes and Frugal Craft
A 1909 farm narrative describes a half built farmhouse erected by a near neighbor using locally sourced bricks and timber. The owner custom builds stables, cow shed, and a pig sty with minimal cash outlay while detailing wall heights, timber, and decorative yet practical construction methods.
Rejuvenated Evening Frock and Odd Marriage Pact
Odd 19th century item describes a silk and velvet evening frock with detachable bandages and a glue bunting note. It expands into a New Jersey court tale about an American wife and a marriage contract demanding weekly duties and strict social rules, followed by a man’s detailed and costly farm earnings plan and livestock yields.
Lady's Revolving Tale In New York Society Circles
A storied social scene unfolds in New York as Mrs Theney Wartswrertle, linked to Mr RogHeveh, hosts events featuring guests like Mes Winkworth. The narrative mentions Mrs Whelsoverth's reception and hints at upcoming society rituals and local color in postwar circles.
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Theney Wartswrertle
Stevie Ty Amerie Secieny
Gmk
RogHeveh
Vlna
Himesh
Lee the
New York
Mes Winkworth
Eras
York
Whelsoverth
Sir Gilbert Parker as Parliament’s Reform Voice
The piece surveys Sir Gilbert Parker as a reformist statesman shaping imperial policy and national spirit. It highlights his Tarist Reform stance, imperial vision, and call for swift, sober leadership after the South African War, noting his careful, courteous public mien and influence in the House of Commons.
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Therie
Gilher
Wien
Trent
IHS
Triniike Collux
Toronto
Owl Owl
Jtfera
Authur
Obert Parker Huis
Counell
Gilpert Parker
Saze
Imperialium
Ge Bas
Himeelf
Bemel
Fem
South Africa
Ind
Convincia Abr
Ievon
United States
Dee Cackry
Gibert
W. Gronl
Gilbert Parker
Peter
Ike
Carey
Giles
Perker
Sim
Bia Wolee
Bown
Carton
Gilbert Iarker
Tya-Sadesti
Orpy
Aneidin Bors
Sim Gilbere
Wwe
Thoughtless actions spark a medical college incident
A garbled report describes a mishap involving Sir Oliver and Wehieal at a Bas Meer Si event, with mentions of a university, a university person, and possible medical or regulatory concerns. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at unintended harm and subsequent reflection on intelligence and public safety.
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Sir Oliver
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