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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary notice notes Golaine and Pandas involved in a fashion discussion about silk blouses. The text hints at merit and season use, but readable details are limited and unclear.
A mixed fashion and advisory column discusses seaside wear and summer muslin frocks, color preferences like pale green and mauve, and delicate fabrics such as voile and mousseline de soie. It also critiques hair dye myths, offering examples of men dyeing hair to hide gray, and touches on seed corn drying and crop practices.
Farmers can lift yields mainly by seed selection rather than changing cultivation. Choose the best ears from vigorous, productive plants before husking, selecting kernels with ideal traits such as ear length, diameter, and kernel size. Remove nonproductive stalks and ensure pollen comes from strong plants to encourage uniform, higher quality ears.
The article discusses how vegetable matter in soil raises capillary water retention and speeds drainage of excess moisture, improving crop growth. Virgin soil holds about 20 percent more water than long cultivated land, and manured plots retain more moisture, boosting yields. It emphasizes moisture's critical role for germination and growth, and notes lime and decomposed matter unlock plant food in soils.
The piece recalls mM Healy born 1866 who became a barrister in 1885 and had a varied career from a Nawouitie clerk to a mercantile clerk in London. It notes his early work as a London letterwriter, private tours with Mr. Parnell in 1870, and mentions his tumultuous reputation and connections within Parliament and public life.
A humorous fragment recalls a man leaving his father-in-law's home after a honeymoon and accidentally grabbing Mr. Sullivan's umbrella. The exchange turns on mistaken ownership and a quip about laughter and an umbrella.
The Khedive Abbas II of Egypt presides at cabinet meetings and greets officials, while living at Cairo and Montazah. He speaks French, English, Arabic, Turkish and German, enjoys agriculture and mechanical work, and often drives his own train or commands his yacht Mahroumah. He inspects farm at Konbeh and observes agricultural machinery improvements.
Fragmentary report outlines calls to curb gun sales to unlicensed individuals and to tighten licensing and inspections. The text includes unrelated anecdotes and medical advice, creating a mix of policy discussion and nonsensical dialogue without coherent chronology.
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