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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
May 20, 1899
Page
3
A compilation from Australian Farm and Home covers equine care including cracked heels caused by wet dirty stables and poor grooming. It advises against clipping legs and washing, suggests mud removal with a blunt tool, and prescribes ointments, diet, purgatives, and linseed poultices. Also discusses hoof cracks, treatment by vets, and home remedies when vets are unavailable.
A garbled Melbourne veterinary note discusses a thoroughbred and a trial gallop. The fragment mentions trainer fees and a morning run but is largely unreadable, leaving the core facts unclear.
An authority in dental matters shares a plain method to produce lime water using unslaked lime and water. The clear liquid benefits dental care and digestion, with first-water by products kept for cleaning milk pans and beverage vessels.
Prepare pumpkin for pies and mash through a colander then mix with one pint thick tart apple sauce. Add one pint rolled crackers or stale breadcrumbs one pint sweet milk two tablespoons flour one teaspoon salt and sugar to taste. Bake in a buttered dish with nutmeg grated on top at moderate heat for about an hour.
Readable instruction for making sweet potato cakes: peel cold potatoes, mash them, mix with two tablespoons of white flour, shape into cakes, brush with egg white and bake until done.
A stranger in a Chicago cafe protests a roast beef sandwich as horse meat and questions the milk water lemon cream and other items, sparking a facetious exchange about price and authenticity before paying a 20 cent tab with a quarter and leaving in disdain.
In a Chicago Post excerpt a man claims there is a branch of legal practice where a woman should excel, surpassing men. He argues that combining legal knowledge with women's curiosity yields an unbeatable ability to uncover facts, prompting a wary but intrigued reaction from the woman.
Narrative excerpt recounts a morning exchange with a village squire about a forty year friendship and a planned start of a motor car. The speaker reflects on aging, dependence on a stubborn man, and the trouble that begins as soon as effort shifts to service and transportation.
A garbled mix of notes and lines about literary magazines, subscriptions, payments, gas bills, and personal finances. Mentions The Billvile Magazine, The Literary Diversion society, The Periodical Magazine, Wie Story Magazine, and Housamaide Own Magazine with scattered details of payments, subscriptions, and travel.
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