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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
5
The article describes chinchilla inspired coats with plush trims and delicate silver tones, noting care and color variations. It also showcases a red serge school frock for girls, with collars in coloured merverised sateen and pale blue accents, plus similar dress options in pale blue serge.
The article outlines simple evening dresses crafted in white for both children and adults. It notes satin fabric, lace insertions, and skirts trimmed with ribbon ruching or floral ribbon work as current fashion elements.
Report describes vast rubbish dumps around Hackney Marsh and a small industry of men melting solder from tins at the site. It notes the living conditions of workers in caves or makeshift shelters, their diet from street scraps, and their avoidance of rates while returning at night to the marsh.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a solitary resident on Hackney Marsh with unusual habits, contrasted with others who hunt and smoke. The text remains unclear but points to a lone inhabitant described as more withdrawn or distinct from the group.
A preacher claims Rohrbaugh left as memorial the finest paneein canees in the West while Rohrbaugh jokes about raising funds for a new church. The exchange leads to the creation of a fine building at Ottawa funded by pledges.
A recent volume on the art of snake handling cites Hippolyte Boussac describing a method where a snake is touched at a point causing it to stiffen, then straightened and rolled by taking the tail between the hands.
A historic description outlines a duck farm in England producing about twenty thousand ducks annually. It covers incubators, two twenty acre pens, division for rest periods, forty dairy cattle for cheese, sixty pens, and a progression of ducklings from birth to one month with staged housing, feeding, and watering practices.
A historical guidance argues winter dairying yields higher profits as cows supply milk through most of the season while summer brings low prices and more work. It notes calves autumn, two freshenings yearly, and easier butter production in cold weather, with cows needing liberal winter feeding.
A collection of light anecdotes and gags includes two girls speculating that stars are night lamps gone to Heaven, an exchange about French spoken well, a dandy in a theatre pit refused to remove his hat, a flirtatious line about proposing marriage, and a comic mishap about a long running automobile bill.
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