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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
7
The article reviews the role of Aero Clubs in Britain and abroad as they advance heavier-than-air flight research. It notes balloon tests, model craft trials, and long-distance feats aiding public understanding and government readiness for air-powered travel and potential sovereignty issues.
A fragmentary editorial note critiques Lord Milner and a visionary claim about speech and politics. It questions the idea of inherent indispensability, arguing the public stance lacks clarity and emphasizes the role of chance in rising to power.
In a discussion of imperial policy, the article examines Lord Milner’s influence on Canada, the Empire’s future, and the Canada question as pivotal. It also reports a controversial vivisection circular sent to scientists, signed by Mrs Cowan, prompting anti vivisection groups to condemn and distance themselves from the message.
A Berlin Reuters report notes public opinion condemns the indiscreet private conversations printed by the Official Gazette. The issue centers on monarchs feeling isolated, as the Emperor’s words were addressed to military and naval officials, not just Geneva officials.
Count Komura in the Diet outlines Japan's aim to preserve peace and develop national resources while strengthening ties with Great Britain the United States and France. He notes growing Anglo Japanese solidarity with Russia China and Germany and stresses reciprocal, equal opportunities in China and cautious emigration policies to North America.
A fragment from an Edinburgh visit by Robert Browning recounts his 0 18M honorary degree pursuit and interactions with Professor Masson. He recalls a student prank, appeals to chancellors, and a chance meeting with Lady Kiniden, ending with Browning introducing himself with pride and gratitude.
The article discusses common weight and measure fraud in groceries and coal, noting laws on bread weight and the need for accurate scales on coal carts. It urges households to demand weighing before delivery, use public analysts to test food, and report suspected adulteration to inspectors for prosecution when warranted.
Watling recalls late Edinburgh professor Blackie with humorous rejoinders on life from his improvised prompts, notes quips about heaven life and happiness, and includes Walker’s Paris trip farewell lines. Panama canal progress claim follows, with Colonel Goethe predicting ships by 1918 New Year.
A long feature blends bookish witticisms with practical advice for mothers and children. It lists prize recipes for jams jellies and lemon dishes, offers kitchen tips, and includes homely vignettes and children’s reading recommendations from a British edition.
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