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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
6
The article notes that heat roughens cheese texture and can cause mealy insides. Cool curing helps, but even then high room temperatures around 74 degrees foster fat exudation. Mold in new curing rooms is common. thorough interior washing with mercury solution or formalin is reported to prevent mold after each cheese is placed.
A note on economical poultry fencing covers two types. The first uses driven laths set four feet apart with horizontal laths and vertical pieces to deter roosting. A second illustrated design offers an alternative method for securing poultry enclosures.
The Earl and Countess of Gosford were present with the Queen in Copenhagen showing their high standing at court. Lord Gosford serves as Vice Chamberlain and Lady Gosford is a Lady of the Bedchamber. Their three daughters, including Alexandra who wed last year to Frederick Branley, form a notable society family.
Brigadier General Thomas David Pilcher commands a brigade in the First Army Corps and serves as A D C to the King. Born July 1658 he joined the line after Harrow and the Staff College. His career includes service in West Africa and South Africa with commendations for gallantry and leadership, and he was posted to Aldershot in 1904.
A Ladies' Column notes the popularity of French corselet dresses and new evening cloaks in cloth and silk on Empire lines. It highlights white furs, especially snow white fox, as fashionable, with dramatic collars, velvet trim, and novel names for furs like marabou and rabbit-skin toques.
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