YWCA Program Delights Melbourne Children On Mystery Day
A Melbourne YWCA holiday program gathers dozens of children for a day of varied activities. Guides tell stories at the Botanical Garden and library while a fire station display entertains the group. The day ends with questions about joining the YWCA and supporting community work.
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Allaon Cambell
Melbourne Ywca
Ailisim
Nate
Maid Mars
Jon Ord
Th Goewet
Ant
Friar Turk
Brdiatin
Melbourne
Pah
Bern
Tele Benes
Hop
Hunhory
WICA
Sam Lim
Pasture Use Seen As Feed Saver For Pigs
With grain scarce for pig production, pig raisers should rely on pasture to cut costs. Lucerne and clover are especially valuable, providing for twenty to twenty-five growing pigs over the summer and saving about 14 tons of concentrates. A 90 percent efficiency would save about £12 worth of grain, with larger savings if the pasture allows more feeding.
Fat Show Monsters Condemned By English Expert
Mr W C Fishwick of Wye College addressing pig breeders urged selecting unpaid testing animals to rebuild a sound pig industry. He warned malnutrition by 12 weeks weakens later growth and stressed early supplement feeding. He argued fat sow show wins are useless and praised testing stations for improving efficiency, noting costs drop when sow litters rise from eight to twenty pigs per year.
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W. C. Fishwick
Wye College
England
Mr. Fishwick
Greenwood
Pishwick
E. J. Shelton
Department of Agriculture
Farmwife Recipes for Sausage and Tripe Dish Names
A collection of old time kitchen directions detailing Rabbit Sausage with bacon and bread, Tripe and Onions with milk and parsley, and Custard Creams. Instructions cover dough shaping, boiling, and thickening, with notes on serving hot, garnishing toast triangles, and custard fillings for puffs and cakes.
The Super Victor Trumper in Australian cricket history
A portrait of Victor Trumper, celebrated as one of Australia's greatest batsmen, detailing his genius, style, and impact on the game. The piece recalls his speed, adaptability, and classic technique, comparing him to Warners and Bradman while highlighting notable innings and his legendary status among cricket fans.
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Weekly Telegraph
England
Australia
Trumper
Victor
Wisden
Boon Fey
Don Bradman
Gloucestershire
Bristol
Ibe
Inch
Weilington
Aweys
New Zealand
Tromper
Clem Hills
Ixil Wickey
Toy
New South Wales
Victoria
Sydney
Care for Country Poliomyelitis Patients Expands
Med Cross provides free transport and accommodation for polio patients from rural Victoria. Eight men ride from Roc kingham and eight women from Kooringa, with four children at We’fare House. Consultative Council for Jolismye litic and Society for Crippled Children coordinate and refer to Red Cross. Orthopaedic beds are scarce in Melbourne. convalescents stay with doctors, Red Cross arranges transport, and mothers often act as attendants. Travel doctors visit country towns. a mobile physiotherapist serves Springvale to Warragul.
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Kooringa
We'fare House
Victoria
Society For Crippled Children
Warragul Coldstream
Mildura
Invertock
Leongatha
Hamilton
Red Cross
Springvae
Warragul
Pearis Presents Recall of Elisabet Gift Recap
A fragment notes a royal item titled One of the presents which Princes Elisabet recat. The brief hints at a recap or reprint of a royal gift episode involving Princess Elisabet, with limited readable details on date or context.
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Elisabet
Don’t Sleep Too Long If You Want To Succeed
An old belief in eight hours sleep is questioned as excessive rest reduces energy. The piece cites figures like George Bernard Shaw, Sir Thomas Oliver, and Winston Churchill, noting varied sleep needs tied to temperament and profession.
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War
Ant
Rone
Steangee
George Lermard Shaw
Sir Thomas Oiper
Winston Churchill
The Revolt of Flowers
A peculiar poem fragment imagines flowers rebelling against humanity and order. It personifies a shift from blooms to sterile stamens and pistils, questioning the value of beauty and color once they disappear. The verse contrasts philosophical dismissiveness with the living joy flowers bring.
Rearing Chicks Requires Common Sense and Observation
Advice stresses practical judgment in chick rearing. If chicks appear backward or bedraggled, seek capable guidance. When they are bright, clean, and thriving, avoid changing proven methods regardless of contrary advice.
Age Factor in Culling for Hens
The age of fowls must be kept in mind when culling. Older birds deserve harsher removal, as they often underperform despite capacity measures. Most second and third year hens should be sold before January.
Duckling Rearing Variations in Hens and Colors
A hen can raise 12 to 15 ducklings depending on size. Red ducks may brood up to 15. When hatching mixed breeds, each hatch should have ducklings of one color to prevent pecking at others.
The Sex of Bogs Not Yet Determined
Scientists agree eggs have no sex before incubation. Embryo development dictates sex during early incubation, with differentiation occurring several days after fertilization.
The Perfect Parent Advice From a Doctor on Children
A doctor with vast experience in infants urges parents to model perfect behavior for their children and to ensure their kids receive proper nourishment. The column stresses parental self-improvement as the path to raising well and properly fed youngsters.
The Hungry Look of Frank Sinatra in Youthful Adoration
Frank Sinatra described as a hungry looking, gaunt young man with iron will and boxing prowess. The piece traces his early Jersey roots, rise from cafe performer to national fame, and the wild fan clubs and devoted teenage audience that surrounded his ascent.
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Frank Sinatra
America
Frankie
Shuatra
Mach
Ening
Sinatra
New Jersey
Anthony Sinatra
Frank
Rude Valley
Bing Croaby
Navey Talbate Seon
Harry James
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey
Borsly
Tommy
Paramount ‘Theatre
New York
Simata
Brooklyn
Howe
Garden Lovers Plant Now Heil Miaatry Melvin Pecuaie
Garden enthusiasts begin planting season with tips from Melvin and others. Local gardeners share schedules, seeds, and measures as warmer weather starts.
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Heil Miaatry
Melvin
Calf Rearing Lessons From Hoard's Dairyman
Calf rearing, thrift, and attention to health drive better calves. The article argues improved management, even in modern settings, with older wisdom on pasture and calf care. It notes calves don’t change much over time and stresses adapting practices to the farmer and surroundings.
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Nist
C. G Bradt
Gentle Persuasion By Photographer And Mother Affects Child
A photographer and mother Li struggled with a restless four gray aged girl about to miss a future moment. The photographer proposed a plan to placate the child by a staged lullaby, and during Li’s absence the picture was taken. On the way home the mother asked what the man had said to soothe her child, recalling rough words used to deter bad behavior.
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Hye
Smart Fellow Traveler Pays Rent in Weill Style
A mangled exchange shows a landlord prompting return visits while a traveler insists on payment and phrases about being square. The fragment hints at a social exchange over time and reliability in lodging.
British Union for Abolition of Vivisection Notice
Information on vivisection vaccination inoculation practices requested. address Elizabeth House 126 Elizabeth St Melbourne C.1. No cruelty is useful.
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The
British Union For Abolition
Elizabeth House
Elizabeth St. Melbourne
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