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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 21, 1906

Page

2

Watering Grapes and Fermentation Limits in Winemaking

The text explains how added water affects must sugar and acid balance, noting that dilution lowers acidity and can produce poor wine unless grape extract is high. It cautions against post fermentation water addition and highlights exceptional cases in Australia and other regions where limited dilution may aid dry wine production.

F. T. Bioletti Californian Balline Europe Australia

London Jobelet Parade of Oddities?

A fragment from the West mmeter Gazette describes a Frenchman addressing a London police officer with a guidebook, asking for the nearest route to the four mile radius. The officer’s somber demeanor gave way to a restrained smile as busmen glared and a cabman asked for directions.

Four Mile Radius London Four Mile Stadius Pall Mall Coliseum

Curious Candle Fish From British Columbia Coast

A description of a small fish known as en lanchon or candle fish, about an inch long, resembling a smelt. Indigenous peoples dry and smoke it to produce a bright fume and use its oil as a butter substitute. sometimes a woolly wick is threaded through the dried body to light the tail as a candle for winter food.

Pacific British Columbia

Beekeeping Site Choose for Hive Arrangements

A bee keeper should select level ground for many hives and space hives properly. Place hives away from roads unless a fence or trees separate them, and face entrances east to catch morning sun. Keep at least 6 feet between hives in a line and about 12 feet between lines for multiple rows.

America

Production of Useless Drones in Beekeeping

The article argues for reducing drone production to save honey. It notes 1000 drones consume over four ounces of honey daily, and in five weeks a hive with 38 square inches of comb may use about nine pounds. It advises early spring removal of drone cells to boost worker comb and honey harvest.

How to Purchase Bees From Local Hives Near You

The text advises buying bees as close to home as possible to avoid long shipping. It suggests selecting a queen to change strains later, noting differences among colonies of the same kind. It compares bees to cows, with some colonies producing high honey flows and profitability while others do not. An American authority is cited on the existence of good and poor honey producers among bees.

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Beekeeping Tip on Requeening Weak Colonies

The instruction notes that a beekeeper should identify colonies that yield little honey and replace the queen to strengthen the hive. It compares building up a weak apiary to improving stock and other farm branches.

Actress Boucicault in Brompton Court suit over groceries

In Brompton County Court Miss Boucicault the actress wife of Edward Kelly faced a £20 claim from Wright and King for groceries and bills. The cross examiner pressed her on bank access and payments made from her husband’s account before 1905. The judge noted possible agency in the household and found for the defendant.

Nissa Boucticault Sie Boucicault Brompton Counts Court Edward Herbert Kelly Sussex Villas Kensington Messrs Wright and King Plaintill Dboucicault Edward Welly Selwood Place Kelly National Provincial Bank Jielre Selfo

Excess of eating and drinking in modern society

A quote from Strand Magazine cited by Dr W K Sibley notes that the commonest cause of many trivial ailments beginning before middle age is excess eating and drinking. The line underscores health cautions in contemporary life.

W. K. Sibley Ino Strand Magazine

Strange clairvoyance case reported in Occult Review

Mr J. E. Hough describes his sister’s second sight read under blindfold with a book on her lap. She reads print as two to three inch letters while blindfolded and in mesmeric influence, without telepathy, using new books unseen by others in the room.

J. E. Hough Occult Review

Mesmeric Reading Test At Social Party Described

A Liverpool correspondent reports a social gathering where a man blindfolded, using his sister, tested thought reading. The sister allegedly read a page of technical diary content aloud and wrote from the diary, though she stumbled on shorthand characters.

Liverpool Daily Mail Miss Hough

Wealthy readers author home histories with artful charm

An article reviews Charles Van Raalte and wife's Brownsea Island history lavishly bound with abundant color illustrations. It notes a trend of affluent homeowners writing local histories and lists other prominent contributors including Lady Warwick, Lady Algernon Gordon-Lennox, Vernon Watney, Andrew Carnegie, Sir Hiram Maxim, and the Astor family with titles like Triumphant Democracy and Pharaoh's Daughter.

Charles van Raalte Poole Harbor Brownsea Brownsea Island van Raalte Lady Warwick Warwick Castle Warwick Algernon Gordon-Lennox Broughton Tudor Oxfordshire Vernon Watney Wiltshire Littlecoty Carnegie Hiram Maxim Astor John Jacob Astor New York William Waldorf Astor Sforza Valentina Daily Mall

Married Women Debts Debate at Drapers Chamber

The Drapers Chamber of Trade discussed Paquin Limited versus Mia Holden. Lords split on whether a wife should be liable for goods ordered with private arrangements with her husband. Suggestions urged legal reform. proposal to refer to the parliamentary committee for action.

Drapers Drapers' Chamber of Trade Paquin Limited Mia Holden Court of Appeal House of Lords M‘cormack Chamber Prichard Jones Messrs Dickins and Jones M'Cormack Messie Paquin

Untitled fragment on old photos and critique

Fragmentary note discusses why current photography images show unusual creases and mental strain. Mentions a critique titled Ari Crit in the Biudjo.

Ari

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