Machines to transform farming in a machine age
Professor John Plea of Massachusetts College argues that machinery will advance farming and raise industrial security for farmers, linking farm to market and reducing country isolation. He warns urban workers may shift toward farming as machines boost productivity and dignity in rural life, reshaping American society.
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Profemur John Plea
Americas
Bryce
United States
Tn Orhan Sentrea
America
Amarica
Pine Implement News
Chienge
Tenant and Landlords Open War in Glasgow
A Glasgow social dispute pits landlords against tenants with courts powerless. Tenants halt rent for months. landlords refuse to pay maintenance, disrupting machinery. Since 1920, rent hikes without formal notices have sparked the crisis affecting over 80 percent of Glasgow houses and millions in rents, with Labor backing possible courts to curb evictions.
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Clyde Iy
Glas- Dumbarton
Clydebank
Renfrew
Amc
House of Lords
Glasgow
Tiawon St Larda Sesion
House of
House of Lenis
Loras
Queenstown Dairy Output Flows in Royal Cow Parody
A whimsical Royal Bulletin style note claims high dairy production with figures for butter cheese and milk. It cites 534,208 dairy cows in the state supplying vast butter and cheese, plus large exports and crops like strawberries, in tongue twister like fashion.
Aboriginal drovers travel tale across Northern Territory
A fragmentary account from Albert Dorrington describes Aboriginal informants guiding cattle drovers from the Roper River in North Queensland to Port Darwin. The text mentions distant relatives, hidden watercourses, and a tense exchange about a father’s death, amid references to a long trek through dry country and a smoky death-sign.
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Albert Dorrington
Labour movement reform struggle in New South Wales
A fragmented report outlines the battle within the Labour movement over reform and leadership. It notes an ongoing power struggle between executive factions and reform-minded leagues, with the A W U accused of seeking dominance. The piece also mentions Saskatchewan dairy expansion with vast refrigeration capacity.
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New South Wales
New
Alina Leboer
Messrs, Charl Dooley
Gardiner
Ing
Areale
A.W.U
Fit
Feld
la Aid
Charlton
Blakely
Est
Leagues
Unions
Remar My
Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion
Hat tricks in Test cricket across eras and venues
The Australasian notes celebrated hat tricks in test matches, listing six examples led by Hugh Trumble and others. It recalls famous triples by Briggs, Meurice, Spofforth, and Trumble, comparing performances across England and Australia and pondering how conditions influence outcomes.
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Licient
New South Wales
Andrews
Yevator
Burdsly
Tuud Andrews
Hughie Trumble
W. Oates
J. Briggs
J.T. Meurue
Melbourne
Billy
Geo. Giga
Geo. Weaver
Vorey McDaniel
Johnny Briggs
Sydney
Jack Binckham
Callaway
Walter Giffen
Lewils
J.T
Nyory
Clemill
Alf
Noble
Yorkshire
F. W. Spofforth
T. Emmett
P. A. Mackinnon
W. Boyle
Hugh
Trumble
F. Barnes
J. Gunn
A. 0. Jones
B. J. T. Bosanquet
A. A. Lilley
P.F. Warner
England
Eny
Howler
NSW Rail Motor Trains Prove Worth in Trial
The Kathleen Mavournean, Rail Motor No.…, has completed a successful working trial in New South Wales. Officials plan to start five more trains of the same design and place them on back sections and eventually on outer suburban lines.
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Kathleen Mavourneon
Xtal
N.S.W
Kathleen Mavournean
Rail Motor
Egg withstanding cart weight amazes farming writer
A report from an English agricultural paper describes an experiment where three men lift a wheeled cart using only an egg pressed between their hands. The egg allegedly remains uncracked under full weight, even as the cart is lowered onto it. The note warns to press evenly and avoid uneven pressure after initial compression. The text also mentions 270,007 carcases treated at Corio Freezing Works in Victoria since the season began.
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Corio
Victoria
Bonnet Fashion Through Five Decades Recalls Salvation Army Millinery
A historical feature describes bonnets worn by women officers and workers, tracing fashion from early styles to later trends. It notes the Salvation Army millinery factory in London produces 200 to 200 bonnets weekly, with bonnets worn worldwide aside from tropical regions, and explains rank indicated by bonnet trimming and ribbon details.
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Wwe
Eure
Hank Movin
Anil
Hite
Albayer
Salvation Army Millinery
London
Remarkable Feat At Holker Palace Exhibition
A small man of about 45, described as puny and slightly lame, reportedly dragged a long line of 69 bullock carts before the Maharao of Holker. Spectators saw drums, yellow dress, and a procession as the wagons moved after a seven day fast, claiming the performer routinely fasts before the feat.
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Holker
Wamciin
Jett Rem
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Dyer
Clearer
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Toll Commission
Wilcox McFerflin, Limited
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