Earthing Up for Crops Sparking Debate in Northampton Field
An old Northampton field shows a potato planted in a four foot hole and gradually earthen up as it grows. The piece compares this to a Russian method for wheat and China trials, noting potential gains but practical limits for large scale farming.
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Northampton
Journal of the Board of Agriculture
England
M. Demtezhinsky
Journal of Agriculture
Cape Colony
China
Kent
Cape Flats
Randhills
Geraldton notices and weddings in a busy social week
A run of social events fills Geraldton with plans for the Mothers Union meeting rescheduled to August 7 and a busy calendar of dances, bridge parties, concerts, and a moonlit drive. The Sotful events include a Miss Drexel wedding report and fashion notes opposite a NSW court ruling on a minor soldier's will.
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Mothers’ Union
Stephen Smith
Geraldton
Tibeta
New South Wales Supreme Court
Thompson
Justice Street
Mirror
Civility all attention may be on oi re
Readable fragments point to a civility themed item drawing attention. The brief notes mention public behavior norms and a local event or discussion centering on respectful conduct. No names or locations are clearly identified in the legible text.
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Wagin
Joe
C. A. Piesse
Oire
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