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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
2
An urchin verse lampoons sentimental love by contrasting airy words with practical needs. It jokes that affection cannot feed a stomach and mocks marriage with warnings about menus, cooks, and daily cares. The speaker urges lovers to weigh appetites against romance and forgetful busyness.
Ralph Webster learns of May Churchill's secret marriage to Mr. Joly Temple as Miss Webster and Miss Eliza arrange far flung plans. Henderson plots revenge against groom Reid over money and power, while Mrs. Temple probes Temple's involvement with May. Henderson's resolve grows to shoot Reid in a woodland ambush after a tense pursuit.
The article explains testing several seed varieties under dry climates by planting four to five types in ten-row blocks. It stresses recording planting details, seed sources, cultivation methods, and season conditions. Compare ears and yields to choose the best variety for future crops.
The article warns dairy farmers that dairy losses stem from poor herd care and process flaws. It details risks from bad feeding, housing, milking, and hygiene, plus improper cream ripening and churning temperatures, which reduce fat yield and butter quality. It urges dairymen to learn the business to avoid bankruptcy and profit from careful practice.
The article notes tobacco’s popularity and its easy cultivation, highlighting its suitability for outdoor gardens. It mentions large quantities produced for summer use and implies continued demand and utility in garden settings.
The article describes Empire style influences in Parisian fashion with wreath motifs, tulle, gold tissue and ostrich designs. It notes coats and dresses with gold accents, platinum braids, and belts. suggests a chic, luxurious winter look seen in ballrooms and on city streets.
The text describes early life care for young birds. It outlines a gradual exposure to outdoor space over the first weeks, starting with limited outside time and increasing gradually as they gain strength. It stresses protection from morning dew and sudden showers and daily cleaning of housing when occupied.
The text discusses temporary frames built from rough slabs or sod, protected by leaves, and the more useful four frame made of stout wood at least one inch thick. These frames are removable and adjustable though costly, while makeshift frames use cheap materials due to non permanent use.
The article describes a garden frame substitute by digging a trench and filling it with manure to a certain depth, then layering cocoa-nut fibre refuse or fine soil. Plants can be transplanted directly into the improvised bed, with boxes or pots to aid handling.
The article describes evolving millinery styles with emphasis on hat placement, drapery and balance with coiffure. It highlights the mushroom hat as popular for young girls, the low crawled sailor, grape bunch trims on picture hats, and a shift from sprays to feather decorations in fashion hats.
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