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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1915
Page
1
A new form of milking apparatus, developed in Sweden, replaces traditional partial milking devices with an electric motor driven system. The device uses a set of pressed paddles to mimic hand milking, claiming energy use under half an ampere and smoother operation for cows.
The article explains milk fever in high producing cows tied to calving and lactation. It describes symptoms including weakness, trembling, and inability to rise, then outlines an air treatment for the udder, sterilization steps, and cautions to prevent infection and ensure recovery within a few hours.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions Walker Wiseman and a series of garbled terms. No clear event or date is identifiable. The readable parts suggest names and possible actions but lack coherent facts.
Wash the eyes daily with boric acid solution and every other day apply a mixture of calomel and horic acid between the eyelids. Isolate affected cattle and feed them easily digested laxative food.
A 19th century moral exhortation urges reading aloud as a wholesome habit for all social ranks. It praises physical and mental benefits, ease of learning, and social value for women and families. It argues reading aloud strengthens utterance and intonation, replacing lisping and simpering speech with practiced clarity.
A dealer touts Jenkins' Juvenator as the greatest medical discovery of the era promising rapid rejuvenation. Customers debate its claim while a pharmacist asserts it cures from coughs to corns and pressures the skeptical Jenkins name.
Fragmentary lines describe attitudes toward Hespians and general tolerance in some places. Key names or events are not identifiable. The fragment hints at social bias but lacks concrete actions, dates, or locations to form a solid card.
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