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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
6
Farmers discuss grass fed sheep and natural pasture feeding. The article mixes breeding notes and the value of forage types, noting that stock health hinges on diet and genetic tendencies to produce better meat and wool.
A detailed discussion of fodder crops for dairy use covers drying methods, forage yields, and the benefits of clover and corn fodder. It analyzes pasture, stalk quality, and stock feeding efficiency, with emphasis on winter feed, fodder production timing, and dairy cow conditioning for milk yield.
A reflective piece on youth speech, kindness, and restraint. It cautions against cruel words, urges truth and gentleness, and links language to personal and social well being across a cheerfully moral tone. It includes further meditations on animals and humanity.
A mixed feature lists curry dishes and desserts, with step by step prep for soups and puddings, followed by household tips on cleaning, laundry, and pantry care. Includes moral anecdotes and practical advice on meals, etiquette, and temper.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a horse named Robert who dodges capture with wit and speed, a cantankerous milking cow, and a cat-and-music moment in a sunny country home. The narrator recalls listening to music that pleases the horse while other animals display temperaments and quirks.
An eclectic extract argues for daily sunlight and abundant ventilation to improve health, warns against excessive curtain use, and urges cutting back shade trees near homes. It touches on dairy cream processing methods, thermometer use, and general household tips, interspersed with ruminations on cats and anecdotes about animals.
The author emphasizes prevention over cure in calf care, noting improper feeding, dirty boxes, and irregular feeder use lead to disease. It advises reducing milk gradually, using a good feeder, and avoiding cold milk which harms eye and overall health. maintaining proper temperatures aids digestion and growth.
Tom and Rob trade playful tests over a long word, with Tom declaring Beleaguered fits a riddle about its distant start and end. The exchange centers on puzzling phrases and mock challenges, highlighting their humor and word game banter.
The text offers old health tips on digestion, eating after meals, and drink choices. It mentions avoiding fatigue during meals, water as a preferred drink, and cautions against overdosing on food as it may impair digestion. It also notes fruits as helpful for reducing acidity and aiding elimination, listing dates, apricots, oranges, figs, and plums.
A fragmentary meditation speaks of lost deeds and fading memory. The speaker laments efforts wasted and seeds dying before bearing fruit, suggesting a lineage of learning and a vow to preserve what endures beyond memory.
Fragmented excerpt discusses quarrels and conflict resolution with archaic phrasing. Mentions the idea that two to make a quarrel means one can end it. Cites an anecdote about a Justine in Georgia and refers to successful men having a dash of sanity in their mood.
A torn passage records Mrs. Rusher and Mabel P Tas discussing Mr. Goto and a partner. Mixed phrases hint at dancing, declarations, and maternal presence, but the fragment provides no clear actions or outcomes. The text remains incomplete and unclear.
A dated moral advice piece warns engaged readers about choosing a spouse for wealth looks or reforming a partner. It urges self control, warns against rushing to marriage for convenience, and cautions that empty pleasures or frivolous aims do not build a happy home.
An article warns that improper lighting and shadow can strain the eye during desk work, sewing, or reading. It emphasizes lighting from the left for right handed workers and vice versa, seating away from direct glare, avoiding patterned clothing that strains sight, and using plain surfaces to reduce focus effort.
An OCR fragment describes a social gathering where guests hesitate and tension rises as clock ticks to start. Attendees stand about, some pacing, while hosts try to calm nerves and prepare for an orderly, timed event.
Society notes argue true politeness stems from the heart and shared humanity across cultures. They warn against false etiquette and secret fabrications, urging tact, thoughtful diplomacy, and discretion in social visits and personal disclosures.
A celebrated physician famed for his skill in surgery and his brusque demeanor is profiled. The narrative highlights his demanding bedside manner and reputation among peers while noting his enduring contributions to medical practice.
The piece argues parents should trust and allow reasonable freedoms at home to prevent youths seeking joy elsewhere. It stresses family warmth, outdoor play, and shared meals as constructive, while warning against overly strict control that harms bonds and drives rebellion.
The passage notes that many butterflies survive winter by hiding in buildings, crevices, or hollow trees and seem lifeless through cold. They reappear with spring, often choosing house roofs or sheltered spots, then resume activity in early summer before dying at the end of their brief life cycle.
The article argues for careful correction of a child’s speech by caregivers and teachers emphasizing that early immersion in proper English prevents ingrained errors. It notes common faults from listening to others and stresses bold correction of grammar and pronunciation to foster refined speech and pleasant vocal tone.
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