05 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
1
The article criticizes breed color faddism among Ayrshire Jersey Holstein and Guernsey breeders arguing it harms merit based on physiology and real breed quality. It warns such trends sacrifice valuable animals, raise costs, and hinder true progress in dairy cattle breeding per Huard's Dairyman.
A brief note explains the challenging method of administering ph to a horse, describing the contrivance used and the skilled effort by the men to carry out the procedure.
An iron frame slips over the horse's nostrils and is held by a rope to a ring at the top. A hollow tube enters the mouth like a bit, with a funnel attached at the tube to pour medicine. The tube has a central hole so medicine runs into the mouth, compelling the animal to swallow.
The article notes a surge in artificial silk demand last year driven by embroidery and garment makers. It highlights uses in weaving, upholstery, bonnets, and carpeting, and describes a durable acetyl cellulose treated cotton thread with metallic bronze finish for braid, lace, and embroidery while praising its washability and light weight.
Fragmented OCR text describes amber origins and export pathways along a desolate Baltic coast. It references trade routes from Constantines to Mohammedon, and mentions amber gathered from seaweed, wood, and shore, with terms about workers, weights, and markets in historical context.
An incident at a factory site disrupted operations as the actor or workers faced an unspecified problem. Investigators examine wind, gas, and fire exposure while assessing damage and safety across the premises.
Ales Kieie Mastin and Mrs Helen Branes report health improvements after taking Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. Mrs Banks from North Queensland says she recovered from long illness, indigestion, and pain after using the remedy, aided by advice from a local doctor.
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