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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
2
A Minorca chicken narrates its life from hatching to show pen training. The bird details care by its owner, early feeding, moulting, grooming, and the experiences of being entered in shows with judges and spectators. It notes the rigors and rewards of show life.
The New Zealand Government plans experimental fruit farms of about 25 acres in the Wairenga district to aid fruit production. The scheme offers roughly £1000 per farm, with land allotted under the Land Act and stringent farming regulations. Officials believe the venture can prove profitable, with future shipments tested for market viability and improvements in packing and transit.
An article explains raisin production in California focusing on curing, drying, and sweating methods from June to August. It notes the Joaquin Valley as ideal, with hot summers and little rain, and lists grape varieties such as Muscat of Alexandria and Muscatel Gordo Blanco as preferred for superior raisins.
The Times notes Conservative leaders photographed after a Veto Conference show Lord Lansdowne and A Chamberlain in velvet collars while Balfour and Lord Cawdor do not. The piece highlights visible handkerchiefs in outside pockets, signaling subtle fashion cues at a critical political moment.
At Colorado Agricultural College lucerne is fed to pigeons using a movable wooden rack. The milk removal from the barn should occur quickly after milking to minimize flavor taint from the yard.
An article details practical honey extraction at Oakleigh with a four frame automatic extractor and related equipment. It explains daily honey yields, the impact of flowering, and the process from frame to storage, noting variations in output between conditions and the need to start work early.
Description of hive work routines with smokers and extractors, uncapping full combs, and moving into the extracting room. Also notes a London fruit brokers conference discussion on shipment practices and market relations, praising Covent Garden as a favorable middleman between growers and buyers.
The Archbishop of York in Preston criticized both rich and workers for excesses. He argued future wealth distribution might improve only modestly, but stressed the need for a wide distribution of strong, healthy, and broad-minded people across the country.
Instructions for filling spice scented cups with apricot and lemon jam, apple bake, and a fruit fool. Includes steps for making apple snow and fruit desserts with grated lemon rind and cream. Provides measurements, temperatures, and mixing methods from a vintage culinary text.
Fragments describe apple based desserts such as apple meringue pudding apple cream amber pudding and apple charlotte. Recipes include stewing apples with lemon rind sugar milk and custard yolks, baking meringue on top, and using puff pastry and bread for the charlotte with careful layering and baking instructions.
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