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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
9
A dated Victorian critique argues the dairy inspection Act harms butter quality and dairy farmers. It notes dozens of milking cows beyond the Act and questions inspectorate reach, urging universal application or repeal to protect butter reputations.
Government poultry expert Mr Alfred Hart warns on the impact of high wheat prices on chicken feed. With fodder costs rising, large flocks face increased annual costs, while careful culling and timing may help farmers through the midwinter period. He urges farmers to plan feed use for pullets ahead of March or April to offset losses and potential profits.
The Victorian Agricultural Department conducts trials at Locog Rae Rathergien Government farm to develop new wheat varieties. Researchers pollinate standard types like Woile ration, Yandilla King, and Come back with foreign kinds believed to yield early maturity, good hay, and strong quality. Superintendent Richardson orders continued trials to produce improved wheats and robust characters.
A fragmented travel note from Adelaide reports a traveller attacked and suffering colic and diarrhoea. It cites Chamberlain's Calmie em Tlerrboed Remedy as alleviating symptoms instantly, with local references to Ment and Co and district offices.
The text offers a polemic from a temperance stance condemning liquor as a social plague. It argues against profligacy and calls for indicting outlaws, detailing moral and civic decline. The mix includes historical rhetoric and references to crime, virtue, and the need for reform.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a student barred from school for six months, seeking medical advice for lice and a painful condition. It references government aid, a remedy ointment, and mentions places and dates, with disjointed names and phrases throughout.
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