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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
3
An 19th/early 20th century guide outlines American and English methods to combat foul brood in bee hives. It details symptoms of diseased brood, causes by cold weather, and treatments including electricity, syrups, and chemical sprays, plus hive sanitation and quarantine steps.
An excerpt discusses using dog teams as practical transportation and for farming in the Far North. Hyerten B Young’s book The Battle of the Beare is cited on dog ploughing, with anecdotes of tying dogs to a plough, training, and the effort of handling a young helper in the furrows.
An excerpt describes a metal clamp device on a farm implement with a movable seat extending about two feet, aiming to stabilize equipment. It discusses hinge options and reinforced joints to prevent tipping, noting adjustments to base and seating for safer operation.
In Travel and Explora on Sir Thomas Holdleh introduces a narrative of a remarkable journey across South America from Para on the Atlantic to Toonamayo on the Pacific. The young explorer Mr Byrin Midleton Ackland undertook the voyage but died of yellow fever shortly after its completion. Sir Thomas Molloy praises Ackland’s daring and notes the forest paths beyond navigable rivers remain largely unknown. The piece reflects on the hydrography of the Amazon basin and the perilous, largely unmapped interiors.
The Malion Poultry Organization hosts a session led by Viscount Helmeley and joined by MPs to discuss progress, funds, and plans for a federated central trading body. Officials report rising prices, growing depots, and push for cooperative methods to expand production and supply chains.
The article discusses disposing old hens for market via auction or profitable sale. It advises separating each hen, keeping in a warm dark pen, feeding with meat and barley milk mix, and fasting before killing. It also outlines simple preparation and cooking methods for the meat.
A critique details art frauds from Paris studios to auctions. It explains dealer schemes that recruit painters, inflate value through sympathetic critics, and market fake modern masters to dupe amateurs and enrich insiders.
The Daily Mall reports the death of Dr Elizabeth Blackwell in Hastings in her nineties. A pioneer for women in medicine, she studied in Ashville 1845, faced refusals in Philadelphia and New York, studied at Geneva in New York, trained in London with Florence Nightingale, and helped found women’s medical education efforts.
Vie of the ditched King of the Chem Inliode te dead on July 17 in the henge of an enterthriving Bool named June Clint Ross who touched the eneal Whine teas than a century neo-in Latin. George Clintes How died on Thursday near Ventnor after guiding the fret colony. He sought aid and was to be buried beside his father and grandfather. The account recounts the island dynasty's rise from British explorers to a self governed utopian realm with no taxes and a three acre gift for each married woman. The long history covers early settlers, Darwin's study, and the island’s economy centered on coconuts and copra.
The piece notes Father Stanton’s Oxford pulpit appearance at the University Church, tied to the revival occasion and his seventy fifth birthday. It mentions growing church attendance and public interest in churchgoing amid religious and financial prospects.
An item describing women’s fashion details with muslin prime and trim, noting a fitted walking frock, a quill bed neck, and net frill with vivid green accents. Front of the garment features green air adornments and a grey cool tone.
A garbled OCR passage describes a complex layered dish involving onions butter and citrus, with steps for boiling, baking and garnishing. It mentions butter, eggs, water, and a crust like topping, ending with orange peel adornments and a decorative presentation approach.
A vintage guide explains omelet technique and variations. It details separating eggs, beating whites, folding, and cooking slowly with butter. recipes include Suvary Omelet Ham Omelet with parsley, and a lemony Sweet Omelet with jam.
A garbled OCR fragment blends humor and fiction with stray phrases about politics, travel, and dialogue. Numerous names and places are unreadable, presenting a mosaic of seemingly unrelated vignettes, quotes, and narrative bits without a clear, single event or source.
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