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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
An English dairy expert outlines salting butter in dairy and factory contexts, detailing wet brine diffusion, dry granular and lump salting, and salt quantities from four to five percent for long keeping. It notes handling steps, temperature control, and the advantages and drawbacks of each method.
A California university study analyzes how milk yield affects profits in dairy herds. It compares three cow classes by annual milk output, shows that only cows meeting certain production cover costs, and models herd profitability when eliminating lower-yield cows to raise overall efficiency.
A 1910s expert advises frequent small meals for piglets since sows cannot produce large milk quantities and young pigs have small stomachs. Emphasis is on early fattening through progressive feeding to yield higher quality bacon pigs valued by curers.
A Missouri State Department study shows Princess Carlotta the Holstein produced 18.405 lb of milk in a year with 6.521 lb protein and 12.61 lb fat. It compares milk solids to four 1250 lb steers, noting beef solids and digestible components differ.
South Australian breeder A H Padman outlines machine hatching and careful chick rearing. He favors early nursery care, moving chicks into small colonies, sun warmed boxes, and later open runs. He stresses deformed stock destruction and vigilant feeding in the first weeks for productivity.
The Daily News reports a South London group calling themselves the British Hebrews seeking to revive the ancient British Hebrew Church once formed at Gamonbury by Hebrew exiles led by Joseph of Arimathea. Bijou Hall is chosen as meeting place with services of Biblical readings and sermons to follow. Baptism uses immersion on belief and Passover is observed annually in Nisan with grape juice and unleavened cakes. Officers include four elders and a cousin of the late Cardinal Wieeman as an Angel.
A new currant grader and stemmer, devised by Charles Hornidge of Ardmona, is shown in a fixed circular mesh design with a revolving mesh to separate stems from berries. It handles about a ton per day, feeds currants along a cylindrical tube, and delivers full sized currants to a spout while seconds and refuse fall inside the frame. The frame uses uprights and crosspieces with a large hopper to hold unpressed currants and includes a stationary wire mesh for separation during motion.
The article outlines detailed poultry husbandry practices from hatching to adult feeding, emphasizing staged rations, grit, and gradual growth. It then shifts to a discussion of Protestant Churches linked to British Israelite doctrine, including anti Trinitarian views, Sabbath observance, and legends tying Hebrews to Britain and Glastonbury with references to Joseph of Arimathea and biblical lineages.
Madame Melba returns to town for the opera season after seeking to run her own horses and race colors linked to militant suffragettes. She recalls singing for King Alfonso at Buckingham Palace when Spain’s king visited the country to woo an English bride. The king exclaimed at being neglected and asked why she had never been to Spain, to which she replied by noting she had not been invited. The tale highlights her notable royal adoration and witty exchanges.
Fuperiments indicate that ropy milk contains more than previously known. Cows produce it on some days and not on others, revealing inconsistent yields across observations.
Annice Wakeman reviews a Washington theatre matinee by Yale students, noting charm and effort despite crowding. describes President Taft in the President's box and fashionable social events. The piece includes two lectures by Miss Morris on pageantry and enamel jewelry, with witty exchanges highlighting cultural contrasts between American and English audiences.
A fragmentary cooking section describes mushroom preparations including grilled and stewed mushrooms with butter, pepper, salt, lemon juice, and cream. It also mentions a violet velvet dress with a rinking frock and ornate detailing. The text includes directions for a mushroom pie with pastry, layers, and a gravy, plus decorative fashion notes.
Instructions describe Ox Tail Soup with two ox tails two carrots one onion four quarts stock butter flour and herbs then Jersey Soup with white stock peppercorns lemon juice and cream next Mutton Pasty using shoulder meat onions peppercorns stock and jelly notes then Cape Pudding with bread crumbs milk butter sugar and jam plus a Mushroom season including mushroom sauces and Baked Mushrooms with butter pepper salt and oven roasting times.
A collage of brisk quips and comic vignettes spans social scenes, theatre talk, and everyday absurdities. The dialogue snippets feature an array of characters from playwrights and critics to gardeners and showgoers, capturing a lively, humorous survey of urban wit.
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