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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
17
The article outlines dairy separator operation including uniform flow and clean, sturdy setup, with oiling and oxygen treatment for milk fever. It also reports MYA B Gurley’s views on selecting dairy cows by capacity and udder form, breeding for better herds, and practical notes on keeping profitable grades.
Lord Charles Innes Ker sues for damages in the King’s Bench Division on May 2. The defendants are E Gideon Smith a corn merchant from Carshalton and William Flood of London.
A humorous exchange during Navy candidate exams shows a misunderstanding as the Old Admiral answers with baffling phrases about animals and horses. The candidate responds with amused relief as the board probes questions.
A Royal Horticultural Society discussion clarifies greens versus other Brassica vegetables. The term greens covers kale types while broccoli and Brussels sprouts fall under their own group, with second-growth greens sometimes appearing in spring but not as the primary harvest.
Reports indicate English fruit prospects are very discouraging due to April frosts destroying bloom on plums pears apples and strawberries and raspberries. In contrast some parts of the United States anticipate record fruit yields amid the weather effects.
The text laments a dire outlook with scant hope, noting the July census will reveal worsening conditions. It mentions Delaware in the United States where apples pears and a large strawberry crop are expected, with peaches described as rewarding, signaling mixed agricultural prospects despite overall anxiety.
An article from the Daily Mall discusses Mr Frank Dilnot’s call for a central council of detectives at Scotland Yard and a specialized trained force to assist local police in solving serious crimes including mysterious murders. It notes Home Office plans to deploy Yard detectives to major crimes and outlines the five chief inspectors forming the proposed round table.
A young man shot in the temple and a near‑unconscious woman were found beside the River Mar near Nolay. A note signed Charles Genet claimed regret for not finishing the job and praised archy, prompting police inquiry into a probable political motive and Genet’s links to police groups.
A fragment describes a brown frock trimmed with tartan detailing. The brief line suggests a feminine garment feature from a historical textile style note.
Mrs Marti Belli Kershaw drowned at Crookham near the Thames after walking by the mill stream during her honeymoon with George Hatel. He saw her pacing the bank, hastened for help, and the body was recovered after forty minutes with unsuccessful resuscitation attempts.
The opening ceremony at the Winter Palace featured Emperor Nicholas II delivering the Speech from the Throne to Deputies and state dignitaries. He urged unity, law, and reforms for the welfare of the Fatherland, expressing hope for a prosperous, well ordered Russia.
A proposed preference to Canada would ease food prices for the British. Beef from the United States and other sources continues to arrive in Great Britain, maintaining the supply despite shortages.
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