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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
2
The article stresses hive cleanliness and seasonal maintenance for healthy bees. It advises disinfecting hives with a carbolic acid solution, soaking components in a wooden tub, air drying, and painting to extend life. It highlights painting in spring is risky due to sun and rain, recommends zinc white for durability.
Instructions for beginners on glazing bee sections emphasizing neat presentation and drying storage. It covers cutting corner wood pieces for flush glass fit, using small tacks to secure glass, bending tacks to grip, pressing with pliers to avoid cracking, keeping sections flat, scraping to clear propolis, steady corner placements, and affordable wrap spacers with lace edging to finish.
The London Express notes the Health Beauty and Toilet Exhibition opened at the Grafton Galleries. Lady Colin Campbell lauds Mrs Ballin for gathering many exhibits to teach health and beauty. Anxious women view photographs of handsome men as bearded and clean shaven participants mingle for recognition.
Adeline Countess Schimmelmann, a famed humanitarian, ends a Cardiff mission to seamen and miners. Once maid of honor to Empress Auguste, she renounced court life for church work, faced alleged kidnapping, and was later freed after Danish police intervention.
The Countess, aided by a Bismarck relative, was freed after German specialists deemed her sound. She returned to Dedm near her homeland, resumed Evangelist work among seamen, and bought the debt of Duen, Prince Denmark’s property. Her Baltic homes and Kiel Naval Home model missions worldwide. Queen Alexandra and other European royals are annual subscribers and she has visited them multiple times.
A Westminster Gazette imagined deputation of four London women pleads for work in school meal programs. The Education Minister declines, saying two roles belong to teachers, not outsiders, to protect time and funds. the ladies protest and are told to play bridge.
Mrs Cooper, lifelong friend of Dickens and sister of his close schoolmate, remains alert at over ninety, recounting days when Dickens read manuscripts aloud and visited Sunbury. She preserves relics from those years and plans a brief London shopping trip to recall his youth.
Louisa Tin faced wilful murder charges over the death of her six year old son William after an April Hackney inquest found no corroboration that he fell into the river accidentally. The coroner pressed for police investigation as the mother claimed she sought to take him to Canada.
A satirical note on King Alphonso and Princess Ena features references to courtships and a canvas titled Happy Marriage. The piece mentions limited court attendance and a small press gaggle, with reports of private moments and a moral about marriage not matching its painted ideal.
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