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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
2
An orphan, Panton kin to Lady Jefferson, faces tragedy as Wentworth’s brother is struck by illness. Marcus Jerse loves Phy while Marshlands’ owner and a widow in the circle reveal a web of addiction and unscrupulous influence around Lady Jefferson.
A well known author presents a new story about an orphan brother and sister driven by fortune. Phyllis, caring for Jack Wentworth who is ill and needs nursing, ventures into life as his companion amid hardship.
Florence Hope follows Lady Julie Jefferson of Marshlands whose Tolphin habit shadows her marriage to Sir Marcus Suds. Phyllis Wentworth falls for Dr Hatherley as Dave Grimshaw schemes, wooing danger and secrecy while a widow seeks revenge. Geoffrey Hatherley and Phyllis confront trials as the tale moves toward a hopeful, moral ending.
PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT The Mandeville Mystery by Ernest A Streeton author of The Luck of the Darrells and The Green Speck Clue. Comedy drama and mystery works listed, with a note of various titles and genres.
In a foggy pursuit through foggy channels, Mr Lockyer and Sir Athelstone chase a cryptic telegram trail tied to Dr Jasper Clewer and Staple Inn. The plot threads converge on a hidden body found by Lockyer’s agents, hinting at deeper intrigue.
An obscure, stylized report centers on Inspector Lockyer pursuing a troubling case connected to the death of Sep Snite. The narrative mixes cryptic dialogue and detective clues, highlighting Lockyer’s professionalism and the investigative atmosphere. The text suggests a complex, fragmented mystery with speculative motives.
In a riverbank investigation, detective Lockyer identifies the corpse as Sir Richard's valet Jennings. He then pursues the diamond case, seeking Macqueen and the ladies for clues, while the Dom's trail grows more tangled and perilous.
An agricultural column overview presents practical farming tips and seasonal guidance. It outlines soil care, crop rotation, fertilization, and livestock management, offering actionable steps for small-scale growers. The piece emphasizes efficiency, resource use, and adapting practices to local conditions.
The article discusses fertiliser use for steady crops, stressing regular soil nourishment with nitrogen storage, phosphorus and potash balance, and the need for thorough harrowing. It notes that fine, well-mixed fertilisers act quickly and must be worked evenly into a finely prepared soil for best results.
A damaged OCR fragment references a legal or official notice with nonsensical phrasing. The readable parts mention a judgement or public action but lack clear names, dates, or places to identify entities or outcomes.
The article discusses seed separation, indicators of seed maturity, and soil chemistry. It mentions potash, phosphoric acid, and nitre content, plus farm fertility rules. It notes the Dimnure on Farms varies with raw material quality and includes advice on breeding animals.
Farmers and scientists differ on the best fertilizer. No universal rule governs nitrate, guano, superphosphate or potash. Field trials and practical experience show the right mix depends on soil condition and crop, with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash all sometimes required for best profits.
The article argues thoughtful wardrobe planning saves money and elevates style. It contrasts women with small, well chosen wardrobes against excessive buyers who end up with mismatched outfits. It emphasizes durable basics, careful patterns, and home sewing to create versatile garments, noting character and prudence in spending.
The timing to ensile crops varies by variety. Corn and sorghum are ready when bottom leaves dry and grain is immature. Oats and cereal grains ensile as they turn from green to ripe. Weeds should be ensiled as soon as pollen bears to prevent seed loss next season. Legumes are best as hay. silage is wasteful unless part of a store blend.
The article discusses maintaining soil fertility by supplying essential nutrients including nitrogen phosphorus and potassium with lime where needed. It notes insufficient fertilizer supply during the era and references a farmyard setting with attempts at an intensive regime to sustain soil fertility.
A damaged text fragment describes a silver layered collar with a satin rose knot and a satin rosette, noting a fine front knot and potential adaptation to suitings. Mentions buttons, silk trim, and a decorative ribbed design, indicating a high fashion accessory description from a period source.
A historical note describes nine fabrics used in girl’s drawings and gowns including blanket cloth wool flannels and fancy plaids. It details collars cuffs and girdles in spotted silk and Austin patterns, with plain coats trimmed in cinnamon brown fleece and wool gowns for dressing. A simple kimono style gown is described in coral pink wool with wide cut.
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