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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
4
The article discusses how hens adjust in the natural season with warmer weather. It notes egg production and diet changes, advising a lean protein ration and adequate warmth. It emphasizes autumn laying as a basis for winter eggs and cautions against unnecessary feeding effort during warm periods.
A historic note describes grape mildew on leaves weakening vines and spreading to shoots and fruit. It advises early Bordeaux mixture spraying before coloring appears, stopping when ripening begins, and burning fallen leaves to prevent spread. It highlights symptoms such as pale leaves turning white velvet with mildew.
Farmers are urged to grow Mangel Wurzel crops with attention to medium size wing roote. Guidance covers spacing 28 to 30 inches for Yellow Globe and Mammoth Long Red, sowing density 10 to 12 lbs per acre for thick stands, and handling routines for weeding and harvesting to achieve first-class root quality. The note mentions Tankard and Globe varieties and includes an illustration of their roots.
Market reports stress that better birds fetch higher realized prices than poorer ones. Emphasis is placed on turkey quality and the overall condition of settings to reflect value and market desirability.
Officers and men of the British squadron led by Admiral Noel received in Japan with unprecedented enthusiasm. Tokyo lit by thousands of lanterns and decorations as the fleet plans a formal audience with the Emperor. British Minister Claude Macdonald to present Admiral Noel and staff, with celebrations at the palace by officials and dignitaries including Arisugawa.
The obituary recalls Lord Clanwilliam aged 79 a seaman of the old school. He served as captain admiral and commander in chief at Portsmouth and led naval forces in multiple theaters. His family long intertwined with the navy with two sons and two daughters marrying or joining naval service during the late reign.
In the realm of power, Lord Giltfard marks a fateful first year on the throne amid fears. Scare rides through Ste Tos and Hutther as efforts falter, and ten lost tale lives loom as a grim consequence.
A European union links the Duke of Coburg with Victoria Adelaide of Schleswig Holstein. The groom is a nephew of King Edward and the bride a niece of the Kaiser. The couple bring royal connections, with the Coburg prince famed as the boy Duke of Albany in England. The bride, Victoria Adelaide, born December 8 1885, is the eldest daughter of Duke Frederick of Schleswig Holstein and Caroline Matilda, sister to the German ruler. The Hohenburg title is noted as part of the Coburg legacy, tracing to Charles V after the Mahlberg battle.
The article reviews varied OATS for the new season and describes long coats with waisted, fronted, and single breasted designs. It notes higher costs from increased length, recommends abort coats reaching the waist, and mentions sleeve bands, pleated silk frills, and braid adornments.
The article surveys hats for the coming season focusing on autumn millinery. It notes felt hats and straw shapes dominating, with velvet foliage decorations, bright red and white trims, tule or straw bases, and crushable felt designs. It highlights practical, everyday wear styles and new ribbon accents.
A fragment hints at a sleeve style preferred for a preprint or design draft. The description mentions a long loose puff to the elbow and a confined cuff, paired with a wish tag style referencing oatnl motifs.
A shopping note on summer school wear details a spotted delaine frock for girls, the best colors for children, and simple washable designs. It suggests turquoise and forget me not blues, pale pinks and creams, with accessories like a pale blue band and a ribbon bow for long hair.
Fragmentary 1619 English page shows a woman on a tricycle and scattered phrases about wealth and trade. The wrecked OCR yields garbled words like 10,000 sol and references to various names and items, offering a glimpse of an odd illustrated notice.
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