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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
Experiments at Lower State College fed two vigorous calves only milk and salt from birth. They grew poorly after three months, with reduced weight, incomplete digestion, wood-chewing behavior, and eventual death. Findings suggest milk alone delays development without adequate roughage and digestive distension.
A report by the Dairy Expert to the Agricultural Society notes a marked increase in breeders adopting cow testing, with six substantial breeders involved. The study highlights broader participation and potential gains in efficiency and milk production across the sector.
A reader from Werris Creek asked the Department about five year old s acre damage from heavy grazing. Officials advised when grazing is heavy the crop is virtually unsalvageable, recommending ploughing and reseeding. Heavy grazing should be avoided in winter and during other critical periods to limit further damage.
The Ganien Grower reports on a debate over whether tobacco samples grown at a location could be used for commercial purposes. An Agriculture Department expert questions if leaf samples indicate quality or feasibility for purposes of a weed’s control.
A fragment from Boottiakeal ef re ftom reveals debate on soil solubility and its relation to available elements. The text hints that high solubility may be desirable yet cautions it does not reliably indicate overall soil nutrient availability, prompting calls for further investigation.
Fragmented text discusses soil drainage and manuring, temple diagrams for examination, and forwarding samples for analysis. It mentions describing soil color and texture, and providing forms for sample submission to the department for analysis and appearance assessment.
A Senior Apiary Inspector discusses drone laying in honeybee colonies, detailing causes such as abnormal queen conditions and unfavourable mating weather. The piece explains detection methods, removal of drone-laying queens, and the replacement with normal brood to restore colony health.
During wartime Great Britain saw phenomenal demand for honey and preserves with home production up despite discouraging conditions. Prices rose sharply and imports of foreign honey surged, reaching 8,708,704 pounds in the year ending December 1018, as local supply lagged behind demand.
A fragment describes casting a shell of plaster of Paris in moulds with a coating to prevent sticking. It notes equal parts of stehrie and ed with oil diluted with a thinner, and to mix the plaster to the proper consistency.
In a tense pursuit through a cluttered quarter, Copplestone and Spurge trail two suspects whom police believe fled from a seized tug. The trail leads to Addie Chatfield and a hidden network near The Warren as detectives clash with a wary skipper, with urgency mounting to flush out the escapees before they vanish.
A 1920s cinema review extols Tom Mix in Treat Em Rough as a groundbreaking stunt driven Western with a perilous bull dogging sequence and Mary Hadford romance, then shifts to The Prussian Spy praising German wartime portrayals while contrasting American patriotism and anti-German sentiment amid World War I themes. It blends sensational action with wartime propaganda, highlighting dramatic battles, heroic feats, and moral contrasts.
The New York convention heard a two per cent solution of acetic acid applied then an oil dressing for painful burns. Cotton wool should not directly contact wounds, but may top a warm pad with Vaseline or oil. Aluminium compounds and alum soap were proposed as neutralisers, especially for eyes and lips.
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