Melbourne notices and public concerns from a late era
A column of Melbourne items covers cabinet speculation, harbor trust intrigue, an obituary notice pricing quip, timber yard dangers, legal pamphlets, a Japanese town exhibit, and a broad A N A exhibition report urging timber interest participation and commercial use of Victorian woods. The piece blends local governance talk with cultural events.
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Lord Northbrook
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Mr Holden
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Wes Forkber
Expert Opinion on Skinner’s Mammitein Mammitein
An expert reviewer from a livestock publication offers analysis on Skinner and related cattle matters. The piece references Mr J W Itehounan and Buchanan’s news, noting significant personal insight and possible commentary on health and productivity in livestock.
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Faruver and Settier
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Peas in Lamb Raising Gains and Manuring Test
Farmers report annual increases in pea and lamb production. A July sowing yielded 14 bushels from a crop of peas, with 200 ewes and 60 lambs rotated onto 20 acres of hay stubble. Three weeks later six well conditioned lambs were sent to market and eggs output rose. heavier manuring up to 160 lb per acre showed clear gains in yield and animal weight.
Cowless Milk Invented by German Scientist Novel Dairy Concept
A German inventor claims a lab produced synthetic milk made from cereals and vegetables can replace cow's milk. It supposedly nourishes like real milk, is purer, sterilizable, tunable for babies, and may be cheaper to produce, with leftovers convertible to cheese and butter.
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P. W. Slingsby
Germany
Church group weighs site for parish public building
Yao proposed a new church building but it was decided not to proceed now. A meeting chaired by A Hancock formed to discuss erecting a parish public building with Colyer Allen and Hancock to arrange a public meeting. A mail service to Colne since New Year proves highly convenient.
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J. Allen
Colne
Blayney Election Second Ballot Returns Show Beeby Narrowly Ahead
In Blayney New South Wales the second ballot followed last Thursday between Liberal candidate Withington and independent Beeby after the first round. Early tallies placed Withington ahead then Beeby surged to lead by about 2011 to 2007 at one stage, with final figures showing Withington 9008 and Beeby 2915.
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Withington
Liberals
Beeby
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Colac Racing Meeting Plans and Handicap Events
The notice outlines a Saturday March 1 racing meeting at the Recreation Ground Colac with multiple handicap races including a 50 sovs hurdle and a 100 sovs novelty event. Nominations close March 4 with weights in the Argus. acceptance and travel details for local and Melbourne horses provided.
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The Bastille Falls as Storm Looms in Paris
In a chaotic scene at the Bastille, Marat appears amid the crowd while De Launay hesitates to surrender. A dramatic ploy ends with Usher Maillard cutting the drawbridge, the fortress collapsing and the crowd roaring Victoire. חיים Carlyle notes the moment as a symbol of the French Revolution.
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de Laway
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Open-AIn Etiquette On Introductions And Handshakes
The note explains social courtesy for introductions in public. If meeting a friend with another, let them greet themselves or you may introduce only if clearly appropriate. When two ladies are present, avoid introducing them unless certain they wish to meet. Upon meeting a lady in the street, offer a light bow and a restrained handshake.
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B. H. Hill
A Reader Seeks a Pathetic Yet Engaging Novel for Train Travel
A reader declares a desire for a good, moving novel to read on a train, calling for something pathetic yet compelling. The respondent mentions Pompei as a reference, noting they have not heard of him.
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