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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1904
Page
5
A description of ladies evening wear highlights a brown fur shoulder accent, arched hip skirt, and back hairstyle featuring white combs and two wide-winged pins. It notes new supple velvet chiffon as the fashionable solid material for middle aged women, with a fleeting comment on current trends.
Present fashions in coiffures are set to suit every face type. Evidence shows high and low styles remain popular, with versatile looks suitable for all profiles, reflecting the era’s attention to tailoring hair to individual features.
Practical notes on hive management for comb honey in IL colonies. It covers hiving raw swarms on old stands, delaying early comb building to protect section comb, managing queen laying, layering combs under frames, using bee escapes, and storing ripe honey in a warm dry room to prevent moisture damage.
Green bone serves as a tonic for poultry, helping hens lay eggs in winter by supplying insectlike nutrients and vegetable matter that enrich blood and boost the system. It supports digestion and stimulates organs, enhancing the value of other foods in the birds’ economy.
The piece argues that recent anti woman prejudice is unfounded and rooted in misperception. It discusses Mrs Lynn Linton and the era of female satire, noting a shift away from militant female stereotypes and urging removal of nonsense about women's mischief.
A naturalist recalls an unusual rabbit hunt in a private New Forest park using tiny beagle pocket hounds. The 20 plus small hounds barked and chased a rabbit across shrubs and turf, judged without a master urging the pack, causing amused spectators to marvel at the miniature pack’s agility.
The article discusses winter poultry feeding using meat scraps from the butcher and bone meals. It compares cramming machines and trough systems, noting varied methods and combinations among keepers. It highlights the growing ease of obtaining certain feeds and the impact on flock care.
A garbled reflection discusses women and public slander, mentioning Mrs Lyon and the idea that modern womanhood exists and should resist insulting depictions. It hints at social critique and calls for resisting derogatory tabloid rhetoric about women. The piece is fragmentary and symbolic.
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