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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
An experienced poultry writer argues for machine hatching and incubator-reared stock. He shares practical steps for brooding, nursery housing, and early care, emphasizing warmth, ventilation, and early separation of cockerels.
A garbled dialogue on a suburban club ferry incident hints at a famed magnate and Carnegie, with misprints portraying politeness and a mysterious repair mishap. The piece ends with an advertisement for Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
The writer muses on romantic landscapes and Scott’s poetry, noting how lines evoke moonlit seas and Highland grandeur. They discuss Scott’s character drawing, praise lyrical ballads, and compare poetry to his novels, hinting at future analysis and continuing critique.
The debate centers on a 16 percent duty proposed on certain notes under the Australian Nation Act and postal transmission of related matter. Mr Thomas argues the Act grants no power to bar mail, while critics call for action against gambling communications and illegal activities. The bill’s broader regulatory scope and potential impact on production prompt Labour Party concerns, with debate adjourned.
Market report notes vegetable supplies increasing and fruit scarce at Felng. Poultry and mutton see high prices. a large number were offered Saturday. Rain affected traffic. furniture sold at Amweil's sale on Wednesday drew exceptionally large attendance with fair prices.
The text outlines Midland Co s plan to settle land through a scheme involving 300 acre areas. It mentions allocation into 100 areas, phased readiness of farms, and a payment plan over ten years with interest. The aim is to attract Great Britain settlers to develop the estates and crops.
A brief note describes a compact flour mill displayed at the Japan-British Exhibition. It details a small setup with four roller parts and four center dressers, capable of grinding about 260 cups per hour and producing 15 pounds of first-grade flour, driven by a belt and powered by a motor. The description highlights the mill’s compact design and promising reception, with strong early demand.
The essay praises Sir Walter Scott’s martial depictions and landscapes, noting vivid army portraits in Marmion and Don Roderick. It highlights Scott’s skill in describing troops, gear, and faces, and lauds vivid scenes from Edinburgh and Scottish hills. The author admires Scott’s judgment, deeming him nearly unrivaled in poetic landscape writing and praising specific passages such as Marmion’s views from Blackford Hill and Loch Katrine.
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