Dairy Types Compared In Milk Quality Discussion
In a Colac Herald column from March 19 1909 EB Rockwell outlines dairy breed classes the first including high fat milk with small globules such as Holsteins Ayrshire and the second class noting calmer milks from Guernsey and Jersey with different fat globule characteristics. He cites Dr Towns, Boston Floating Hospital, on infant digestion urging allowance for milk modified to suit individual infants and considers dairy choices for public consumption and child health.
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Mons
Jon Yerist
Sareannes
Valé
Chas
Townsoni
Roston Floating Hospital
Tersey
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Corligie
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Thoms Morgan Roten
Poultry Feeding and Tuberculosis Notes From Denmark and Britain
Denmark's milk and fat hen theory linked to egg production stresses fat reserves and exercise. Royal Veterinary guidance on tuberculin testing for poultry outlines injection, temperature checks, and care. American and British experts discuss vitality of milk and cattle health impacting infants.
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GSE
Royal Veterinary
Witer
d +a
Fort Ax
Develon
Cartege
London
Follo Wits Atery
M& Hen
Piston
Jay
Lotus
Phylloxera notes and vineyard reform guidance
A California Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin outlines phylloxera risks and recommended controls. It stresses removing infected vines, burning debris, soil treatment with bisulphide, and delaying spread, plus long term replanting with resistant stock and careful vineyard zoning. It discusses grafted stocks like St George and riparia, soil suitability, and cautions against overreliance on any single stock.
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Phylbert
Sue
Switzerland
Eid
Germany
Snstead
Pest
Solm
Goresn
California
St. George
Sonam
Napsa
Santa Clara
St George
Simo
Europe
George
Old Battalion Cadences Coughing Ban In Church Courts
The Hogarth era notice from the Tegimenta orders on January 14 prohibits coughing in church among non commissioned officers and men of the Old Battalion Grinniler Guards. The rule targets Church of England members during a one hour service with penalties for noncompliance and reports to the sergeant major. The measure is viewed as possibly limited to Anglican worship and not issued by the depot despite disciplinary intent.
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Tegimenta
Grinniler Guards
Alek
Saya
Lloyd's
Church of England
Cupid
Ace Joe
Hev
W. J. Go
Gompatead
Ionely Joni
Mit
Tiomernall
Gomersall
Cirsla “High School
Trish Ingy
Gy Smal Kentish
Fone
South Africa
Glasrow Indy Gong
New Zea
Stirnen
Clergymion
Germany
England
President Folieres Rewards Hospital Heroism
President Folieres, on his own initiative and with his own band, conferred the Legion of Honor on M. Lanix Boay, a medical student, for self sacrifice in a Paris hospital. A young surgeon, M. Hazy, saved a patient during a dangerous operation despite risking his own eye, and was decorated without ministerial consultation to honor the wound suffered while tending the poor.
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President Folieres
Hug
M. Lanix Boay
Legion of Honor
Saga
Lloyd's Weekly Times
M. Hazy
Pollieres
Iediately
M. Brrny
Ledeste
Curious facts on hair color height and ancestry at Eton
A report from the Merchant Txy Lore School shows Mr MM. DB of Eton noted measurements on boys including hair and eye color, height, grip strength, sight, sleep, and health. The effort aims to study scientific traits though interpretation remains uncertain, with darker hair more common among certain populations.
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Txylora
Association of
Eten
Gotal
Driigh Association
Toll
Eton
Scotland
Ali Holl
Thaire
Elon Sroms
Times
Daily Aqail
Desert margins and a changing Sahara described survival
A Royal Geographical Society talk by Mr Waolins Vischer recounts a Sahara journey from Tripoli to Lake Chad. He notes desert expansion, forest retreat, and hopes for slowing advance under a strong Turkish politial framework in Tripoli Fezzan. He cites slave trade remnants and social tensions amid regional upheaval.
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Royal Geographical Society of
Turlington Gardens
Waolins Vischer
Sahara
Tripoli
Chad
Daily Chronicle
Mediterranean
Lake Ochad
Tan
Africa
Tyripoli
Tunaregs
Mer Vischer
Caroel
Mets
Murmk
Dorny
Infanticide and Punishment Across Nations
A British diplomat examines changing attitudes to child murder, comparing laws in England Germany and France, noting milder penalties amid social shifts, and urging enlightened reform guided by foreign experience and public opinion. The piece discusses the influence of wealth, class, and gender on mercy and punishment.
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Cosee
United Kingdom
Chris Wan
Europe
France
England
Germany
Bergum
Hungary
Russia
Elena
Ei Wether
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Holland
Bereen
Jin
St. Petershire
Munner
J. F. Stephen
What the Eye Does Not See in Disaster Aid
The Mansion Hones Fund for quake relief has been raising about 110 000 daily, showing strong national sympathy. The Weekly Despatch comments on how many offer sympathy for distant tragedies while ignoring closer sorrows near them.
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Imeldentali
Tair
Amet Jer
Cal
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Infonet
Denmake
J. Rieo
Ann
Omoia
Denmarit
Denmark
Jhesa
Great Britain
Grimsby
Bull
Parkeston
Newessile
Leith
Utah
Wong Arith
Amalieet Crofter
Boleen Wildes
Agen
Tanworth
United States
Gameny
Belgium
Thay
Ami “Userin
Lolignica Rey
Gordon Bennett
Letcup
Liddd O
Roger Wall Ince
Te.g
Aarin Navigation
International Aeronautical Federation
Minsk
Ollege Finance
Corporation of ‘Trinity Church
New York
Soren
Production Poe
Phylloxeera
Californian Bulletin
Ithe
Epite
Hite
Aun
Soverneys
Mowe
Avery
Opee
Terasmus
Mollere
Nail Mossegu
Auppescu
Eli
Han
Fatowel
Postessians
Louise
H. MacDonald
Eair Har
Marriage Bureau
Ays Pre
Great Desert
Willis
Southwark County Court
Fourfest
Tegan
London General Omnibus Company
Els
Apie
Cours Bay
Gorgius Midas
Hurhan-Eddin
Fvorite
Biiss
Barony
Aves
York
Viena
Paris
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Far Bo Il
Anit
China
Ching
Ans
Pee Ieee
Daily News
Istian
Averguols
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