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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
5
The article outlines grafting methods including cleft whip and side grafts and explains bridge grafting for fruit trees. It cautions on spacing and patient assembly of tongues, stresses avoiding torn stock, and notes soil depth and root behavior to prevent mildew and poor growth.
A fragmentary agricultural note discusses producing high grade strawberries and early peas. It covers bed labeling, careful handling of crown and roots, and methods for drying and storing tubers and roots in a dry room to prevent spoilage. It emphasizes long experience and practical tips for preserving yield.
Ladies column outlines season styles by Miss Ida Meller. Creams and pale blues dominate, with pale gold and silver highlights. Fabrics include tussore silk and taffetas, with Italian lace trims. outfits feature light belts and open-front bodices, presenting a refined spring silhouette.
A fragment discusses growing potatoes as pig feed, suggesting extra fodder for breeding stock and noting potatoes suit well in fair soil. It emphasizes starch usefulness and potential benefits in a farming season, with caution on preparation and cooking.
Observations note that certain tubers, though plentiful, yield more waste than edible produce. Growers could improve margins by diversifying into crops with higher marketable yield and better nutitional value, reducing losses and boosting profitability.
The article traces fur use from ancient times when early humans wrapped themselves in skins to today’s fashion driven by wealth and status. It notes the enduring appeal of animal pelts for warmth and display, mentioning royal rewards and prison perquisites, and hints at rising demand in Russia and Europe.
The readable text shows garbled phrases likely from an old article. It mentions long cameyn norces the waters and references preparations or forces, but lacks coherent facts, names, places, dates, or outcomes to ground a proper news item.
The text discusses white silk and silk alternatives for evening wear, noting how pale pink or rose backgrounds can complement light embroidery. It describes front plastron work with moire and Valenciennes lace, and sleeves tucked and drawn to the arm, trimmed with lace.
The article notes wind speeds reaching ten miles per hour with corresponding pressures per square foot and discusses their insufficiency for power in motors. It mentions occasional higher winds on some days as observed by Dr Lot.
Biologists face major problems in explaining how organisms sustain and adapt. The article notes researchers work on whether traits arise anew or from inherited changes and how parental environment may influence offspring. It discusses apparent limits of generational adaptation in mice and the persistence of ancestral traits under altered conditions.
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