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Newspaper

Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 18, 1926

Page

3

The Hotel Winded Up a Caper at Cayton Station

In a faded romance tale, Percia, under pressure from James Muddle and the old timer Sir, faces a plan to marry into wealth. Percia receives a letter from Jamarl Fuffell as the pair scheme to secure funds while hatching a scheme to entertain and manage high society. The plot includes Percia, Jamars, and the Countess, with tension over money and marriage.

Atria Ben Mr. Ruffar Tehagen Merrill Phe Howell Aleest Perton Yaad Bettie Iene Siti Uae Dane Himoelf Roney Renee

Portraits and Poems From Elusive Fronts

A murky collection of memories and names appears in a stream of reminiscence about Turner paintings clay pipes and royal connections. The piece threads references to Landy Lonnyean Princess Victoria Lowe the German Emperor's daughter and Sir Rudyard Kipling with war artists like Predera Villa and Winston Churchill. It sketches distant scenes from the Turco–Hominonan era and notes British figures, royal patronage, and literary figures, interwoven with personal reflections on art and heritage.

Donald Ellalim Peyneur Jligk Lyceum Robert Wallace Henry Vout Plianbeth Lord Mayne London Rudyard Kiphing Rep Lisa Predera Villa Nancy Close Berthin Welledey Gravina Wullete Jae Ford Suffield Ievne Ie Tome England Haid Sir Ttarry Maclean Morocco Ham Morscoo Winston Churchill Mr. Churchill Polterca Elward Katherine Tynan Abe Dublin Fife Katherine Tynin Mra. Winkeon

Untamed Justice of a Henhouse Tale

Aesop Up to Daty recounts a dutiful tulkomnid who, in her industrious manner, loses control of a market venture after mismanaging hens. A chain of missteps leads to a chaotic scene, a hat toppled with milk, and ultimately a cautionary moral about acting on temperamental circumstances rather than prudent timing.

Robin Herr J

Weill settle shout that together with James Ruffell

Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue line about a plan to settle differences and go to eat, with phrases about eating bile and counting someone together. Names are unclear due to garble.

Weill Settle James Ruffell

Intrepid Voyager Fisenbrawn Returns After Ocean Cruise

Boston to Marcelen voyage ends with government tow to port. Arrival greeted by flags as crew reports endurance on long journey spanning weeks. The traveler recounts a rigorous crossing and improved health since departure.

Acta Fisenbrawn Boston Avon Marcelen Bitlone Ft. Bear Finenbraun Madea

The Firet Gardener's Misfortune

An OCR fragment describes a gardener and companions with garbled dialogue about fate and personal fortunes. Names and clear events are unclear, leaving a partial scene of troubles and social banter in a dated tone.

Agricultural And Pastoral Notes Weekly Update

Weekly notes issued by direction of the Minister of Agriculture summarize department experience. The bulletin covers agricultural and pastoral observations and guidance drawn from departmental practice.

Agricultural guidance and cautions for crop disease control

The article outlines wheat farming practices including fallow and seed grading, crop rotation, and timely cultivation. It describes a leaf and pod disease with symptoms, spread by seed, and recommends seed selection, rotation, borax fused sprays, and staged applications to reduce losses.

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English facilities for agriculture education expand postwar

The Economic Journal notes postwar growth in agricultural education in England with fifteen higher education institutions supported by grants totaling about £48,000 and £100,000 in private capital. Fourteen farm institutes offer courses in general agriculture horticulture and dairying while the Corn Production Acts scheme has awarded 350 scholarships in three years. Over 10,000 students currently receive agricultural education funded wholly or partly by public funds. Research has shifted to public ownership with twenty-three institutions conducting work across the country including eight horticultural and seven pathology and husbandry programs. Plant breeding stations and cooperative private enterprise support remain notable.

London Granta England Wales Minister of Agriculture Mothamated Woburn Thea

Marketing of Calves by New South Wales Board

A Ravens Council meeting of the New South Wales Agricultural Bureau discusses a Metropolitan Meat Industry Board letter. The board declines compensation for calves condemned by officers and explains a standard for dressed beef carcass weight and age to protect consumers from immature meat.

Ravens Council Newouth Wales Agricultural Bureau Metropolitan Meat Industry Board South Coast Tableland

Lemons For Store Efficacy Of The Borax Treat

A Department of Agriculture note reports borax dipping of lemons at 115 F for five minutes reduces blue mold. Two bushels picked November 20 were treated while a separate lot of six bushels remained raw. By May eight to fifteen lemons in untreated cases showed mold. treated fruit stayed in excellent condition by December 24 and remained yellow but firm. Potential for borax as a steriliser noted.

Caine Rhein Department of Agricuttire Agricultural Gazette Huyera

British Trade in Frozen Eggs Opens Discussion

A Melbourne report to the Federal Department of Markets and Migration notes a suggestion from the Commercial House in London on frozen eggs trade. The document outlines potential impacts on British poultry trade and market movements.

Federal Department of Markets and Migration Melbourne Wb Attetralls House London

Strange House Propitiations and Odd Tales

A collection of quirky snippets and comic vignettes includes a hotel scene with a waiter and propitiation, a mother guiding a child in a curious incident, a dialogue about a photographer and children's pictures, and short sketches titled One for Mam­ma and An Ultimatum. The pieces mix domestic humor with sly wit and social caricature.

The Home And The Woman Who Works At Home

A fragmented discussion on duties of housewives and working women, contrasting traditional domestic labor with women who pursue outside work. The text reflects on how society views female independence and the burden of household tasks shared or shouldered by women, noting examples of family life and daily routines.

Mia Julia Rokegeith

Significance of Large Feet in Judge Meyers Story

The excerpt recounts a courthouse tale about Judge Alonzo Meyers and a character named Hare admiring large feet. Observations focus on foot size and polish, with a digression on a horseman’s remark about big feet and a shift to cotton crop prospects. The fragment preserves dated regional humor and social chatter without a clear conclusion.

Alonzo GC. Meyers Noble Brandon Ming Hurl Meyers Merk Brandes Hare Dewel Newhville Alwaye Denet Jack Nssea Alwaye

The Niger River Mystery and Early Theories

The Niger puzzle puzzled mapmakers for years with wild guesses about its reaches. German cartographer Reichard proposed the river as the main conduit feeding a vast network, with smaller channels simply branches of the Niger.

Niger River Sahara Jesus Lake Tchad Mungo Park Congo Turkey Eingland Niger Reichem Hinbrary Landers Brothers Gulf of Benin Reichard Nicerse Pew Afrinn

The Late Sir Henry Parkes Interseeacre Visit

A scrambled account of Sir Henry Parkes in New South Wales visiting a provincial town. He tours the local newspaper office where an obituary draft about him sits ready. An editor stumbles over opening sentences while the Prime Minister jokes about readiness for the future.

New South Wales Henry

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