Betty and Mark Meet by Chance in London Drama
Betty and Mark Lendridge continue their tense rivalry as they travel by train and dine in London. He presses for influence over her Air Board project while she navigates ambition, loyalty, and a growing, dangerous attraction. Their uneasy game hints at looming choices and collision.
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Betty
Mark
Travers
Crosby
Tau
Kendridge
Pricw
Lendridge
Charstone
Travern
London
Mark Lendridge
Retty
Tom
Air Board
Times
Berty
Churstons
Fru
Churstone
Crosbys
Abe
Mise Forbes
Crombys
Betty Bed
Dastcord
Sam
Bury
Inperhampton
Tall Ordiar
Ballef
Sbe
Eli
Tam
Vany
Fornhampton
Question of Kall Permits in Pure Seed Industry
Agricultural report notes growing interest in pure seed sowing in New South Wales and outlines permit systems, administrative hurdles, and potential benefits for farmers. Discussions cover seed certification, pooling schemes, and the need for regulatory support to expand seed production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Sean Palais
Te Athietics Lintyeirtttien
Preitaeris
Peruite
New South Wales Agricultural Bureau Promotes Rural Cooperation
A pamphlet outlines aims of the New South Wales Agricultural Bureau, subsidised by the Department of Agriculture. It seeks to discover better farming methods, crop types, marketing, and cooperative education while remaining non political and non sectarian. It invites country readers to obtain the pamphlet and apply to form a local bureau branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renchea
Gitewadber
Wifthott Iuakking
Soth Wales Agricultural Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Sydney
CEMETERIES FOR WEEDS AILING THE TOWN SAYS OFFICIALS
Officials warn cemeteries contribute to weed spread as seeds blow from disturbed graves and fall onto roads and nearby land. The study notes how weed growth near burial grounds affects streets and property, urging control measures and better maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Wien
Wil
Uber Tvs
Introduction of parasitic insects and their value
The article discusses beneficial introduction of parasitic and predaceous insects to control pests. It notes successes such as a parasitoid for wagay cane leaf hoppers and a lady beetle used in California against citrus pests, while warning that careful selection is needed to avoid unintended plant damage and pests shifting to new hosts.
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Wis
John
Mir
W. W. Froggatt
Lok Palace
Institute of Science
Bureau of Entomology
Buch
England
Joho’ Wert
Fuathtute
Meo
A. E. Homie
Veilord Alvereny Muswum
Apy
Wietkely
St. Jolie
California
The Protection offered by Silage for Dairying
Silage acts as a standby feed for dairy cows easing periods of heavy stress. It helps maintain body weight, supports digestion, and can sustain milk output when green pastures scarce. Proper amounts improve butterfat and overall dairy performance, though not a substitute for good forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tunes
Beekeeping plague on Isle of Wight discussed by researchers
Investigators from a joint University and College of Agriculture committee report on a bee disease outbreak on the Isle of Wight. The Royal Society of Edinburgh note the parasite millecuiin harms bees, spreads through imports, and requires careful control measures to protect stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle OF Wight
Scottiah
Wight
Lily of Wight
Winhtadiseie
University
College of Agrisite
Atied
Moteownt
Royal Society of Ealloburgh
Nvidia
Public Library Post Reference Service Expands Reach
An Australian article describes a new country library service enabling post loaning of books to rural residents. Individual and collective borrowing systems send up to fifty volumes to subscribers, with return postage paid by borrowers or libraries. The scheme, praised as a success, invites readers to request details from the Principal Librarian in Sydney and the Department of Agriculture for free pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phairaie
Eerie
Burda
Leon de
Eibllijabes
Windinecard
New South Wales Public Library
Nystow
Amon
Public Library
Yds
Uniter
Department of Agrivalturs
Bydney
Lie
Tuberculosis Precautions Suggested for Pigs and Cattle
Briefing lists four measures to curb tuberculosis in livestock. Improve cleanliness in feeding and housing. Boil all milk and meat products before feeding pigs. Prevent pigs from grazing on land where cattle run. Conduct inspections of cattle and sows by dairy inspectors to curb disease spread.
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Wipter
Tan Howe
Mlouk
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Faul Trent
Perkaga
Julia Moyle
Duck Travers
Hetty
Amu
Tota
Bowen
Lowden
Sheatham
Bulea
West End
Agricultural & Pastoral Notes
Sa “Sosai At
Mint
Yeeres
Livitt
Miscellaneoue
Books For Outback
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