Mists for Factory Managers and Milk Growers
A speech by Mr Wrracs, government dairy expert, at the Australasian Dairy Factory Managers Association conference outlines causes of poor export butter quality. It urges better milk handling, mould prevention, proper packaging, and factory schools. Emphasizes feeding cows, fodder during drought, and cooling milk promptly to improve butter and cheese quality.
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Wrracs
Batter and Choose Factories Managers Association
Victorian
Department of Agriculture
London
The Abation and Cooling of Milk Prize Essay
A Winnetka author argues milk from healthy cows fed pure fodder is germ free in theory but practical cooling and aeration of milk are essential. He notes even clean stables require proper handling to preserve cleanliness and suggests aeration improves quality, though the exact science is unclear.
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Easay
J.H. Mownan
Winnetka
Selentiste
Dietary for Children from Mothers Corner
The article urges plain wholesome food for children with regular meals and rest. It lists staples like wheat bread, farina, milk, fruit, vegetables, and tender meats, warns against rich or spicy foods, and favors simple preparations to support growth. It emphasizes nutrition, discipline, and kindness to animals as part of healthy child-rearing.
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Blake
Sunlight and Health Text Promotes Bright Homes
The article argues that sunlight and fresh air are essential for health and beauty. It cites sun exposure as vital for vegetable growth and bodily health, emphasizing open, cheerful rooms and bright homes for all ages, especially children. It asserts that absence of light can hinder recovery and well being.
Learn to Laugh and Tell a Good Story
A quirky guide urges turning to humor and positive habits to cope with life. It counsels keeping troubles private, smiling often, minding one’s own business, and greeting friends with a warm, cheerful demeanor.
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Touma
A Witty Street Arab Scene In London West End
Young ladies from a training college walk the West End streets in pairs led by a mild clergyman with side whiskers. A street Arab cracks a joke about Briggamy Young and his forty wives, provoking a playful umbrella shake and the clergyman’s continued stroll.
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Bill
Snuffmull Tale From Scottish Parish Sermon
An English lady attends a Crathie area parish church and is handed a snuffmull among farmers and herdsmen. After she passes it, an old shepherd returns it with a quiet line urging her to take the sneeshin before the minister finishes, implying the sermon would be long.
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Crathie
Two of Them Prominent Gift Delivers Piano Lamp
A young merchant gifted his wife a handsome piano lamp for her birthday. She explains she plans to give it his name, describing the lamp as having brass, requiring attention, and being brilliant and somewhat unreliable.
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Dea
Siduke
Balancing the Books at the Adajestiet House
Suuthers arrives at the front door muttering about balancing his books. Leen Gown chides him playfully while Mea. Smithers teases that he may topple over the hat-rack if he does not steady himself.
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Suuthers
The True Color of Gold and How It Is Shown
The article explains that gold’s color depends on observation method and conditions. Reflected light shows yellow, transmitted light green, with cyanide and heat yielding ruby red, and higher heat producing bluish green. Vapor from an oxy hydrogen jet yields purple, and chemical dissolution with aqua regia and iron sulfate forms a purple translucent precipitate, while reflected light shows brown. Debates continue whether gold has a true color beyond these varying appearances.
What is weaot by the lap of salary abled a teacher
A classroom exchange shows a pupil defining a phrase as a cat licking the milk from the larder. The teacher considers the child’s answer, recognizing the playful yet sharp mishearing.
Fragmentary Astronomical Notes From OCR Source
The readable fragment discusses visible stars to the naked eye, stars seen with large telescopes, and misread figures. It mentions the Lick telescope and experiments about deep sea pressure harming creatures. A clock exhibition is noted with time readings and a cross-platitude instrument.
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Lick
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Axatralian Farm
Mmi
Lelbourne
Dy Spectator
Beemacs
Mr. Taverner
Mr. Martin
Thas
Dairy College
Farrington and Woll
University of Wisconsin
U.S.A
Collings Street
Melbourne
Victoria
Mother's Corner
Dietary For Children
Sunlight and Health
St. Plainety
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