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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
3
A writer in the Ages Gazette argues NSW dairy farmers often resist labour saving devices. Emphasis on laying on water via overhead tanks, heating methods, and the need for ample clean water to cleanse and sterilise equipment to prevent second grade cream.
An analysis by Dr. G Finlay of Edinburgh University argues pure bred stock breed true to type and transmit desirable traits to offspring. It cautions that crossbreeding may yield vigor but reduces uniformity and may harm constitution and prolificacy. Browl tge from crossbred pigs is discouraged.
A newspaper item notes there are only 4900 Church of England clergymen under 35. It also mentions Denmark requiring pasteurisation of milk even when intended for pig feeding and references over 800 rooms in Lew Courts, London, not counting the actual courts.
Commercial Sydney pig and calf sale report shows lighter pens and lower prices after a gale, with demand easing as buyers buy outside yards. Prime and heavy fat pigs to £5 7s with varying rates across hoggets vealers and cattle, while hides and tallow declined overall and yards reported steady to firm on select lots.
Special chronicle describes Little Malvern House with its 200 year old lime, lily ponds and swans. The scene includes St Giles Parish Church remains with 1234 bell, 1482 roof, Norman nave traces, and a Catholic chapel with carved oak reredos. Madame Jenny Lind’s former house nearby, and a hilltop British camp linked to Caractacus. Châtelaine Mrs Edward Walsh, daughter of Lord Heneage, born in Serbia. A field near Hampstead golf course reports a hen found near a golf hall.
Arrangement notes quote from Dr. Arthur T. Hadley of Yale on prohibition and liberty. He warns enforcement may erode personal freedom and cites historical caution as nations decline when prohibitions tighten. The piece reflects a raw, warned tone about law, policy, and societal consequences.
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