Thoughts After Empire Day in National Review
An English writer in the National Review surveys Australian attitudes to the Empire. He argues Australian press power is strong but lacks conviction, notes war risk is underappreciated, and cites a wealthy businessman's casual readiness to accept German dominance if it protects profits. He contrasts imperial patriotism with self-interest among merchants and a cautious Labor Party.
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National Review
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Commonwealth
Natonal Review
Germany
Labor Party
Tamauite
Roeland
Sednew
Deakin
England
Rural Realm on Animal Husbandry and Crops
The April blizzard in this United States damaged crops of fruit and livestock notes. Pigs profit hinges on early life care, feeding, and temperament, with improvements by breeders. Calf rearing affects milk quality, while dairy cattle demand grows faster than supply. Proper soil drainage and avoiding violent post‑breeding exercise for horses are advised.
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United States
Agricultural advice from a bygone era on farming and dairy care
The article offers fragmented guidance on livestock management and crop cultivation, noting high vegetable stock values, foaling care for mares, and milk reduction under stress. It discusses cattle numbers, beets, goats on infested land, and the impact of weather, with emphasis on pure seed and clover growth, plus railway access and flax cultivation as wheat substitutes.
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Catite
Cain
Victoria
Abrolhos Islands naturalist notes on lizards and snakes
Sunday Times notes from a naturalist on the Abrolhos Islands describe common Australian skinks Egernia stokesii and E. depresaa, a lizard group with flat spiny tails, and limited snake presence. The Wallaby group hosts carpet snakes Morelia variegata, with denser populations on Fant and West Wallaby Islands.
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Sunday Times
Abrolhos Islands
Egernia Stokesii
E. Depresaa
Beluw
Abrothos Islands
Wallaby
Fant
West Wallaby
Sunrise and Sunset Schedule Table Entry
A brief note presents sunrise and sunset times in a thin table format. It describes times for a given day and mentions the journal’s standard sunrise and sunset listing. The item appears as a compact update within the publication’s weather or almanac section.
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