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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1915
Page
4
In a House of Representatives session, Mr Fisher appeals for a wartime materials plan and the organization of Atus resources for military needs. The Prime Minister replies that Australia’s compilers are set, and emphasizes readiness and parliamentary debate on defense preparations.
Women suffering from fatigue and various ailments are invited to request a free consultation form from the Ladies College of Health. No charge for consultation, no obligation, mailed to any applicant at Phair's Buildings 337 Collinge Street, Malurns.
An advertisement notes a NSW plant with on site staff offering complete machinery repairs and telephones 21 and 165. It claims no official estimate yet but expects 20 000 shells weekly output from engineering institutions and mentions land allotment preference for returned soldiers as part of government policy. Woods Great Peppermint Core advertised for coughs and colds.
A farmer describes a concrete bull manger across a 7 ft stall, 14 in high and wide with a 12 in vertical gap filled with two upright pipes bedded in cement. The bull is tied to these pipes, minimizing damage and escape. The piece stresses sanitary bedding, daily brushing, and firm, consistent handling to prevent accidents, noting tame animals often pose danger if left unrestrained.
The article notes seaweed offers a cheap, valuable nutrient niche for plants. Though composition varies by variety, typical analyses show about 20 percent organic matter, 7 percent nitrogen, 1.9 percent potash, and 0.1 to 0.5 percent phosphoric acid. Seaweed acts like a manure substitute but is lower in phosphates and free from weed seeds.
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