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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
5
Guidance on exercise feeding and management for brood sows during gestation and near farrowing. Advice includes using roots to ease bowels, gradual oil meal supplementation, careful feeding to avoid milk fever, and steps to warm and save chilled newborn piglets. It also covers nose vinegar scenting to separate or combine litters and ensure uniform lactation.
Article offers practical poultry care notes including feeding schedules using corn oats potatoes and greens, winter heating and dust baths, and a designed coop suited for cold weather with dimensions and shelter considerations. It emphasizes fresh water, green food, and stable protein sources for egg production.
The text describes a two section chicken coop with a 21 inch by 97 inch run, a front wire netting barrier, and a movable design for daily ground shifting. It notes a winter floor in the inner compartment and a doorway for chickens to peek, with laths between compartments and an accessible run.
Farmers and urban gardeners can extend borders on bare walls by fixing wooden wall boxes, painted dark green or corked, to walls with metal nails. Suitable plants vary by aspect, with ferns, primroses, ivy, and London pride for shady walls, and ivy geraniums, lobelias, and canary creeper for sunlit walls. Water needs are important in dry weather.
Farmers should rely on local rules for pig fattening. Pigs off summer pasture and ample protein fatten quickly on corn. Maintain variety in feed, including wood ashes and charcoal. Autumn pumpkin leftovers provide excellent sustenance.
Lord Bligh, once Ivo Bligh, widely known in many fields, inherits the earldom five years after his secession to the title becoming the eighth holder. He has a son known as Lord Clifton, while the Barony status remains unsettled.
Clifton, borne by a female, passed to the present Darnley lineage as a five year old young peeress. Cobham, famed for beauty, lies near Gadehill the birthplace of Diskena who authored many of Dickens novels.
The Rev Launcelot Jefferson Percival M A becomes Priest-in-Ordinary to the King and is vicar of St James Moore Park Fulham. Born 1869, educated at Clifton Trinity Oxford, BA 1892, MA, tutor then Leeds Clergy School. He served as chaplain at Fulham Palace from 1897 and excelled in rugby, cricket, racquets and fives.
Abdul Hamid, ruler of the Ottoman Empire, is depicted as a paranoid monarch wary of assassination. He appears only on state visits to the mosque, travels in a guarded carriage, and shows a softer side with his children. The sultan’s harem reportedly contains around 300 women, with others educated by his mother before officials claim wives.
The newly named Crown Prince Olaf, son of Norway's king and queen, is described as intelligent and amusing and not happy about the name change. The royal residence at Johan street faces Christiania with a grand castle view, though restorations limit work to one wing for now and future rooms for the royal family are prepared.
Ladies column highlights current styles from London and Paris noting the shift toward sample coats and corset skirts. Describes the corset skirt paired with a material blouse and suggests mousseline de soie or thin cloth for its construction, with pleated detailing.
Describes outfits featuring tucked velvet trimming, detachable blouses, and corselet designs. Notes variations like a black satin skirt with a high neck lace blouse and an electric blue Gitermoon dress with braces. Suggests corset with braces or separate corset as alternatives.
A dainty pink chiffon bodice with puffed sleeves and crossed fronts is shown for social evenings. It features a satin corselet and silk embroidered ornaments. Lace or satin ribbon yokes and contrasting collar details appear as modern updates to the high neck evening blouse.
The passage details blouse styles for girls featuring chiffon or soft satin with lace decolletage, long to elbow sleeves with ribbons, and puffed shoulders. It notes variations including bobbed or full Ince lace frills, and plain boleros with satin belts to bridge the waist.
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