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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
4
Practical notes on raising calves with good growth and strong dams to produce efficient steers. Emphasizes warm milk first month, gradual skim milk, then oats and pea feed, and sunny exercise. Warns against poor feed, over crowding, and ill-bred cattle. outlines preferred back and ham development and fattening plans.
The espalier system of training apple and pear trees, while not new, deserves wider use in small gardens. Prepare borders thoroughly, enrich soil with manure or bone dust, and add charcoal or ashes. use angle iron corner posts with uprights and wires. Five foot espalier height. set 12 feet apart for apples and pears if room allows.
A fashion column outlines a day to evening cloak in mole grey satin and loth with deep cape, silk ruching, and ivory lace. It suggests a black or brown cloth alternative with coffee sacs, a velvet trimmed hat, chiffon brim, and a fichu vest combination.
The article outlines essential chick care from midwinter to market size, stressing warm dry coops with wind protection, a covered run, lice control, and splitting sick birds. It advises starter feeding of bread and milk soaked foods, progressing to oats milk mash and boiled meat, plus constant fresh water and oyster shell grit. It compares incubator use to traditional broodiness and urges focused breeding over feather traits to maximize production.
Agricultural note outlines plough types suited to different soils and weather. Strong iron or wooden ploughs work on dry summer land. Swing ploughs remain popular for ease of use. Western districts favor turn-wrest ploughs for vertical or straight-up digging.
The discourse explains watering vines after harvest using a syringe and keeping foliage cool and dry. It advises assessing soil moisture, shading fruits if root health is poor, and explains color outcomes for white and black grape varieties with light exposure. In small gardens, shade black varieties with dark tissue and cover white ones with white tissue to prevent scorching.
The garment blends Japanese elements into a plain toilet jacket. Fronts are turned back and faced in Kimono style with white or colored silk facings. The jacket uses delaines, cashmere or fancy fabrics, with stitched aprons and quilted echoes. Sleeves are wide and the piece gathers to a yoke.
An early autumn tailor describes a new redingote design noted for a four-piece skirt gathered to a belt. The coat features crescent-shaped ends and a pointed upper back, with strawberry cloth mentioned as a fabric option.
Sir Tolle mache Sinclair, Bart., head of a historic family, offered to provide gramophones to London workhouses. Born in 1824, he was once an honoured youth to Queen Adelaide. His father, the second baronet, befriended Byron, who praised him as a Harrow prodigy and placed a Byron bust over an office door he owned in Fleet Street. The heir, the son of Major Clarenos Sinclair, survived a grim 1895 death. his wife, Marion Sands of New York, died earlier at the child’s birth. The first baronet founded English agriculture and the Board of Agriculture, authoring the song Nelson’s...
The Earl and Countess of Londesborough are hosted at Londesborough Park on the royal return to the estate. The Countess, formerly Lady Grace Fane, remains a popular hostess. The Londesborough title lineage ties to the Denison family and earlier earls, with the park noted for groves and historic associations including Roman and early church memories.
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