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Newspaper
Millicent Times
Location
Millicent, South Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 23, 1899
Page
3
An 1890s dairy essay discusses milk output, profit per cow, and sizing cows by butter yield. It compares 250 lb, 260 lb, 300 lb cattle, and advises culling debtors, testing milk with Babcock tests, and selecting breeds. It emphasizes breeding, handling calves, and bull selection to raise value and efficiency.
The piece describes several vagabond types. It contrasts voluntary wanderers with drunks and criminals who end up as tramps. It notes the allure of roaming, the pitiful yet genuine tramp, and the notion of the Wanderlust as a defining passion shaping an earnest vagrant life.
In 1882 Mr Gladstone sought Newark suffrages and began his long political career by presenting his first election address to John Markhism of Newark, later Beverley. The document was carefully preserved and is now in the possession of Walter W. Ridley, Holl schoolmaster, grandson of farkbare, who forwarded it to Hawarden Onile last.
A fragmentary note lists unfamiliar names including Bema carienan and Sophie teres among terse phrases. The unreadable OCR text lacks clear event, date, or place, offering only scattered identifiers and no coherent story or outcome.
A humorous frontier era verse advises not to rush romance. It counsels patience in kissing, warning haste spoils charm and suggesting a well directed kiss should aim for artistic merit. The piece encourages practice to improve technique and timing.
A string of humorous vignettes shows characters debating common sense versus math, with Tommy Jones preferring a half apple for juice and a sailor pondering where a sailor truly belongs. The snippets touch on education, philosophy, romance, and everyday miscommunications with a light, old newspaper tone.
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