01 Sep 1903
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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1903
Page
1
A fashion column describes outfits for a garden party including a lace edged sacque with frills, a chiffon dress trimmed with flowers and lace, and a dust coat with a lace cape. The piece discusses construction details like insertions, ruffles, and velvet ribbon accents.
The piece discusses elbow sleeves gaining favor with short close fitting finishes and flounces. It notes possible continued full sleeve to the wrist in transparent fabrics, elbow frills in chiffon, and gloves adapting to shorter arms. It mentions fashionable London trends and the impact on glove costs and care.
A fragment notes fluctuating weather as a dust coat condition and unassured forecasts. It hints at shifting temperatures and unclear skies without definitive outcomes.
The article discusses dairy starter culture care including pure cultures kept for a month, maintaining heat to promote acid production, and cooling to halt fermentation. It warns starters must be kept clean and properly prepared, as impurities from dirty vats or equipment contaminate milk and affect butter flavor. It suggests testing with sterilized samples to ensure souring occurs correctly.
The text describes maintaining a constant temperature around sixty five to seventy five degrees, heating milk to about fifteen minutes at a set temperature, cooling to seventy five degrees, and mixing with a good milk sample to create a starter culture. It notes using a mother starter and scaling by one to two percent to produce a pure culture over time.
The fragment recounts a playful, rough joke laden scene about life difficulties and laughter. It recalls Monsieurs de Rouske Laonaiselle Tamagno and Lasalle at the Continental Hotel with Mr. Hermann Klein, noting a lighthearted contest over falsetto versus chest voice and a lively musical gathering in Regent Street.
A garbled reminiscence recalls Dr. Spooner as warden at Coleg delivering a sermon. He pausing on the pulpit steps, then criticizes misquoted lines and mentions Tintette and Paul amid unclear dialogue.
Personalities of the House of Veunburg and Hadingen rise in rumor as the princess, born 1855, marries and divorces a string of nobles. She buys a hotel in Boman and publicly proclaims takeover of buildings and assets in Yeonburg region. Her marriages include Adilbert of Yaenburg Budingen and Baro von Pagenhardt. She has six children from the last union.
An outline of European diplomacy surrounding the Belgian king and Congo exploitation debates. The text mentions the monarch’s views on smoking and music, a gardener aide, and rumors of a quick succession or departure to Pagia. It hints at capital punishment in Belgium and unrest over Congo policy.
The piece critiques Prince Edward VII's reign noting his strong memory for historical rulers and geography, yet suggesting his governance relies less on music or languages. It cites a coronation scene where imperial duties impressed adults, contrasts his indifference to some duties, and laments his German language familiarity over French.
A fragmentary piece on Lord Iveagh and associates planning large scale development in Ireland. It mentions Lady Treah wan Adelsids Guiones a pretty, penniless beauty tied to Edward Guinness, with themes of wind resilience and social change. The text hints at restored landscapes and enhanced communications, noting theatres and preserves as part of progress.
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