Vague Note on Beauty and Crimson Pes
The fragment mentions a place noted for beautiful foliage and bright crimson color, but provides no clear event, date, or entities to anchor a full summary. It reads as an incomplete description lacking verifiable names or locations.
Coral Bella and Cigar Flower Featured in Pot Plant Notes
This page highlights Coral Bella as a striking coral red dainty flower for pots, with long slender stems and hardy appeal. It also describes Cigar Flower Cupnea as a year round scarlet bloomer with gray ash tips, suitable for pots or gardens, plus Begonias and other varieties for window boxes and pot culture. A tip urges regular sowing of French beans and emphasizes lime as vital for bean cultivation.
Kruschon Baits Themisite Storms Offered at 2/9
A brief item notes Kruschon selling obtainable Themiste and Storms at two shillings nine pence per bottle. The snippet mentions limited stock and a promotional price, highlighting the offer as a consumer alert in the local paper.
Gardening notes on soil, manuring, and seed bags
The text discusses rich soil for herbs with moderate manuring to preserve flavor. It mentions carrots and parsnips needing deeply dug soil, and that wet sacks over seed rows can aid germination, though close monitoring is required at first signs of growth.
Dahlia tubers offered in mixed varieties for postage
Six dahlias for six pence post free. Regular price one shilling each plus postage. Each tuber will be labeled and sprouted or ready to break, with colours optional. A varied assortment of decorative types will be supplied. today’s dahlias exceed past best. Twelve for ten shillings post free, from L. O. Eberhead & Bon Ltd, Box 36088, P.O. Sydney.
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November Fashion and Serial Pages Highlight Mystery Tales
The issue features the latest evening and day wear with accessories, a full page photo of Robert, the Metro Gold star, and a long serial installment Bronze Angel plus the complete story Missing Star. A free coat pattern is enclosed and the October edition offers thrilling mystery and adventure stories from C. N. Beott and C. N. Scott, booksellers.
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Wool Market Mixed as Buyers Backed by International Firms
Wool sales through October totalled 244,907 bales in Melbourne compared with 338,028 last year, value £3,004,238 vs £5,816,824. Average per bale fell to £12 13 3 from £17 5 3. 9.7d vs 13.8d. Yorkshires and overseas buyers from Japan, Germany, France active. Japanese support weak. Government to set aside about £100,000 for Xmas relief beyond unemployment and social services.
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