Settlement and Horticulture Focus Growers Discuss Roses and Plans
The article covers settlers and closer settlement leaders arguing for US style representation and national policy, while detailing rose varieties, planting methods, and garden planning. It notes the shift from standards to bush roses, lists top climbing and rambling roses, and advises on soil, manure, and crop succession for year round vegetable production, urging practical farming and community organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
U.S.A
Great Cough Remedy Roses Standards and Climbers Listed
A vintage garden article recommends standard and bush roses, noting many varieties available as standards, bushes, or climbers. It lists favorites with color notes, advises on placement for sun, and highlights two-year-old heads as an advantage for quicker bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scarlet
Blackboy
Chaplin
Bink
Paul
Etoile de Hollande
Lord Charlemont
Jong
Lorraine Lee
Mole
Mie Heriot
Countess of
Allen Chandler
Chateau de Clos Vougeot
Columbia
Darley
Sunstar
Golden Dawn
Li Burea
Mabel Moree
Margaret McGredy
W. C. Miller
Bedford Crimson
Briarcliffe
Cuba
Edith Helen
Jetoile de Hollande
Florence Izzard
Imperial Potentate
France
G. A. van Rossen
Page’ Roberts
Rose Marie
Panama
William Kordes
New Ideas Worth Testing for Keeping Biscuits Fresh
A note on preserving biscuit freshness suggests placing white sugar at the bottom of the tin to keep biscuits crisp and fresh. It also mentions peeling waste peels to boil and use in jelly, though the text is garbled and the exact procedure is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Elise
Mit
A.M.P
Shane Holdings
Otranto Guests Visit Rabaul Harbor Natives Dance
Cruise to Rabaul recounts the Otranto passengers on a tour of Rabaul Harbor. Natives perform nine large dances with ornate head-dresses while graves of the first Australians toll in the Great War. The article notes pidgin English, local trade quirks, and a bush telegraph tale of a stranded motor excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otranto
Rabaul Harbour
Rabaul
Duk Duks
Hicks
Britain
The Key to Socialism and Bank Nationalisation Debate
The article argues that nationalising banks is a first step toward broader socialisation or Sovietisation, contending Labour would favor secondary industry over primary producers. It cites Lenin and Australian demagogues, noting Lang’s Sydney remark that socialisation of credit is the key as a warning against such measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Sydney
After Baby Came Rere SemE My Bane
Fragmentary text discusses medical tastes and remedies, mentioning Kruschen Sulte and various powders. It references pregnancy, afterbirth, and health claims, with unclear sequence and many garbled words. The readable parts imply a personal reminiscence or advertisement style from an old newspaper page.
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Berle
Lady May
Sinaee
Bitcon
Numurkah
F. B. Amor
Iretiland Wanpioteath
Shamrock Hotel
Cesshul Satthome
W. Rabimeem
Victoria
S. J. Jordon
Tatu
R. G. Caldecott
Tongala
R. Frankland
Katandra West
BR. H. Pattinson
Ardmona
J. A. Henderson
Tat Pra
Tatuura
State Council
Murrabit
Kyabram
Congupna Road
Narre Warren North
Constitution
Waren Road
Closer Settlement Commission
V.S.A
Closer Settlement Board
Anti-Sweating League
Tee Comannaion
Ite
Tony
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
DenNys Lascelles Ltd
Geelong
Melbourne
William Street
Kilpatrick, McLellan and Co, Pty. Ltd
Dennys Lascelles
Newmarket
Arthur Stringer
Morrison and Teare
Morrissy and Deane Barrister and Solicitors
Motions Mutual
Colline-street
Malbourne
Shepperton and
Mathalia
Aldevite
Melville Street
Nethalin
Deskis
Shepparton
W. Bryceland
Undertaker
Motor Funeral Service
Farmers’ Arms Hotel
J. F. Fortey
Mbill
Triquers
Be Sa
Santo
Atul
Reweben
A.mp
Weel
Victorvae
Iy Boy
Aeilng
Alex
Po Rell
Bon
Ubi
the Commonwealth Wool and Produce CO. Ltd
Gr. Courke & Williamsta
N.S.W
Omoe
Jeviewe Am
Rss
Cobram
Campbell & Co
New Zealand
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