Tetanus in Livestock and Its Prevention Methods
A historical veterinary note describes tetanus in livestock, detailing symptoms in horses and sheep, infectious agents from soil and manure, and warning signs such as jaw stiffness and muscle spasms. It stresses early treatment, wound care, and vaccination as preventive measures. The article also outlines feeding and care practices to reduce exposure and manage outbreaks.
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Abel ii
Bateetionn
Economic Feeding of Stock The Principles Involved
The piece discusses economic feeding of stock and the role of science in applying manure efficiently. It emphasizes aligning manure use with crop needs, plant nutrition, and soil health, noting farmers seek to minimize waste while boosting crop growth through informed feeding practices.
Fodder crops boost sheep carrying capacity on lambing lands
Agricultural note argues fodder crops increase feed and growth, enabling higher sheep carrying per acre through spring and summer. It cites importance of succulent green forage to support early lambing and body weight, with recommendations on crop timing and pasture management.
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Seeitt
Daniel Sett
Ergot in Wheat and Rye Health Risks Highlight
The article explains ergot, a violet fungal growth on rye and occasionally on wheat, forming dark protuberances that replace grain. Spores travel by wind, infect blooms, and pose serious poisoning risks to humans and livestock if contaminated flour or bread is consumed.
Infected crop seed ergot control urged by ploughing and sifting
A damaged OCR passage advises deep ploughing to bury diseased ERGOTS or sclerotia and to separate ergot fragments from wheat by thorough sifting to prevent germination.
Sterilisation practices in dairy milking apparatus
Agricultural department studies reveal simple effective sterilisation methods for milking equipment. Heat sterilisation yields lower bacterial counts in milk than chemical or other methods, with careful rubber part handling and periodic enamel cleaning noted for safety.
Almonds and Walnuts Cultivation in New South Wales
The article reviews almond and walnut growing in New South Wales noting coastal unsuitability for almonds while inland areas show better potential. Frost, husk behavior, irrigation needs, pollination, and limited yields in trials are discussed, with block planting on lighter Murrumbidgee soils and scattered walnut plantings in tablelands.
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New South Wales
Murrumbidgee
Yonco
Ofbera
Water storage and dam building urged for Australian farms
The article notes uneven annual rainfall in Australia and the need to store water for all year use. It highlights building tanks and dams to secure water for crops and stock, especially in New South Wales, and mentions a pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture offering guidance to farmers.
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Australia
Rome
New South Wales
Mystery at the racecourse haunts a Melbourne boarding house
After Miss Tulk's illness the group at Mrs Birtles' boarding house rally to support her. The party uncovers a possible stranger's role and a shadowy locket incident. They form a plan to help Miss Tulk through her hardship, debating funds and possible work while celebrating her recovery.
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Frank Yardley
Fred
Cflcel
Cassandra Drummond
Misa Gadd
Mampesson
Brunswick Street
Drummond
Aliss Tulk
Wirdley
Brightstone
Epsom
Flemington Road
Carlton
Nicholson Street
Princes Street
Victoria Parade
Miss Tulk
Allence
Nti
Gram
Bourke-street
Sherry
White Hart
Dr. Hrightstone
Mrs. Birtles
Com
Jehus
Miss Tulle
Joanna
Miss Turk
Ausic
Bol Trewn
George
Bob
Cassandra
Solemmn
Mins Tulk
Hon
Hob
Whitewashing Burns Shows Conflicting Views in Two New Books
Two recent books defend Robert Burns as more than a poet and lover, praising his ethics and spiritual force. Critics counter that careless glances at his life distort history, while noting Burns’ enduring cultural impact in Scotland and abroad.
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Robert Burne
Andrew Dakers
Burns
J. L. Hughes
Robert Burns
Arthur Maurice
New York “Herald
Fudge
Fiddlesticka
Mr. Crosland
Ayr
Tom o'Shanter
Bonnie Jean
Scotland
Hannockburn
Tam O' Shanier
Ayrshire
Dumfriesshire
Crosland
Maurice
Shakespeare
Browning
Japan
China
Dustreed Tea Secrets Revealed in Your Cup
An ad style feature promotes Bushells Dustreed Tea claiming the cup reveals signs of happiness longevity prosperity and savings. It touts a dust free blend from small yield Ceylon strains and exotic origin names to imply superior quality and health benefits.
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Ceylon
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