Fortification of Wines Highlighted by Burney
In the Victorian Journal of Agriculture viticultural expert M A Burney argues fortifying wines meets rising trade demand and stands as a key yet costly cellar operation essential for sweet wine production.
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M. A. Burney
Australia
General Booth on unemployment and wine habits
General Booth warns of an unemployed caste as he leaves Ton jon for a German tour. He argues for practical relief methods, urging centralized relief, coal and milk distribution, and avoiding overlapping aid programs while criticizing excessive doles. He notes wine habits and historical temperance, urging no funding waste and local Salvation Army coordination with city authorities.
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Booth
Tonjon
Queen's Fund
Daily Chronicle
Ike
Varios
Sam
Anil Tech Organisation
Jhilay- Hirepie
Emigration schemes and milk safety ideas from a colonial era page
A long manuscript section covers economic relief measures, emigration plans with land grants, and social policy on jobs and housing. It contrasts short term aid with permanent solutions like colonisation, while proposing government capital and joint action to move people to a new land. A dairy expert discusses pure milk goals, cow health, sanitation, and pasteurisation versus tuberculin testing. A practical bag holder device for farmers is also described.
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Hoath
Esch
Kingdom of Heaven
A Pure Mile Supply And Milk Feeding Findings
A provincial Royal Sanitary Institute session favors farmers in nearby districts driving pure milk production and distribution on a small scale to lower costs. Cornell University reports that liberal, nitrogenous feeding to ten cows increases milk fat by about 0.25 percent and total milk output by about 50 percent, with economic gains.
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Sorrenson
Agricultural Experiment Station
Cornell University
U S.A
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General Booth
J. R. Parnell & Co
Curlewis
R. P. Parnell’s Royal Hotel
Curlew Is
G. W. Soreensen
New Zealand
Tate
Royal Sanitary Institute