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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 15, 1906

Page

7

Cracked Heel Care for Horses and Apiary Notes

Practical notes on treating cracked horse heels with poultices and antiseptics, warning against hot water and quick unions. Also discusses beekeeping. syrup feeding and colony forage distances show how stores vary with location and distance from hives.

Tuberculosis Transmission via Milk Warns Scientist

Dr. Calmettes of the Pasteur Institute reports to the Academy of Sciences that tuberculosis can pass to a healthy person from cow’s milk and even from sterilised milk. He warns that sterilisation fails to remove all danger from milk from tuberculous cows and urges banning such milk for all consumers, especially the sickly or those with hereditary predisposition.

Academy of Sciences Calmettes Pasteur Institute Lille France Academy

Remedy for mottled butter

A padded section explains mottled butter results from uneven salt distribution and unwashed casein. It advises washing butter thoroughly in granular form before salting and working until a waxy condition is reached to eliminate the mottling.

Beekeeping Inquiry on Foraging Across Nearby Apiaries

An American apiarist in Hee Culture notes bees in Mr W H Law's Beeville yard fed syrup in a trough and some away from the apiary. By the second day other apiaries a half mile away showed active syrup gathering, indicating broad foraging among neighboring colonies.

Mc Law W. H. Law Beeville Yard Wan Tade Yarde Miro

Fine Blocks bee farm sales approved by Land Board

Affected applicants listed by name at Hamilton on August 6 for plots under the new Act. Farms receive ten acres and one acre for a nine acre forest range within a mile radius with rental not less than one pound per year. The board notes most land held under piecewise rights and 1645 hives cited in the bee farming growth.

Hamilton Nrgt Binte Forest India Gene W. J. Barnes GU. Garter Tyan

Prince Seized by Brigands Near Transcaucasian Station

A report describes Prince Bobitof near Chatehmas on the Transaucassian railway being seized by brigands with a rifle. After speaking with the brigand, the prince informed companions he was declared prisoner and left into the woods. The piece notes local population’s precarious situation between two rival authorities.

Anja Simpichan Baku Prince Bobitof Nts Tun Chatehmas Transaucassian Railway Wong Kubinsk Laffan

Portable Simplex buildings pitched for Australasia rights

An illus trated catalogue from Mensra Saxton Hinna Did markets Morgan Patent Simplex portable buildings. The firm claims sole rights in Australasia and highlights easy erection by one worker, minimal tools, and interlocking joints. Advertising notes urge further details in the paper.

Mensra Saxton & Hinna Muerchents Pyrmont Gilley Sinetare Wey

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