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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
6
A wart on pears shows mistletoe germination with no leaf development while heavy infestation kills tissue on affected trunks. Growth above the germination point is killed as mistletoe attempts to establish itself, leaving trees visibly damaged.
The Kaiser held a long conference with the War Minister and military head on December 2 about the Zabern revolt in Alsace. Reports say punishments planned for those involved include resignations of Governor Wedel and Alsace Secretary Zorn von Bulach, plus transfers of officers and redeployment of troops to a Polish garrison town. The Chancellor asserted civil authority and promised a full report by Wednesday amid further accounts of soldier misconduct and arrests.
An agricultural annotation notes land use suitability for dairying and mixed farming, indicating versatile potential for cultivation and livestock needs.
Rumors of Menelek II’s death circulate as Sid Tasou, his grandson and heir, steps forward amid Abyssinia’s slow modernization. The article notes Abyssinia’s mix of Western technology, traditional life, and British interest in peace. it also reflects on Menelek’s legacy and the Adowa conflict shaping European views.
A fragment records a quarrel over tea and payment, with the narrating speaker insisting the landlady must supply No 1 Grade Ro-bah or risk a protest. The tone hints at a comical, stubborn dispute over a daily staple.
The Daily News reports Lady Mabel Egerton opened the Army labor depot on Walmer Road Notting Hill yesterday. Clergymen praised the depot and noted many society ladies visit weekly, with one clergyman saying they act quietly without seeking notoriety.
Sorrento promotes holidays near the Oper Ocean at the Back Beach Palace offering motor garage baths and sewered facilities. It markets the new Vega model with claims of superior quality and prices and urges buyers to verify statements while advertising agents wanted worldwide.
Subscribed capital 128000 pounds reserved liability 100000 pounds guarantee fund 10000 pounds registered offices 25 Queen Street Melbourne board of directors Edward Fanning W Irvine Donald Mackinnon G McCutcheon Stewart McArthur specializes as executor administrator trustee receiver committee under the Lunacy Act or attorney under power to take transfers of existing trusts income funds invested estates managed or realised Joel Fox manager C T Martin assistant manager
An advertisement claims many ailments stem from diseased kidneys and liver and credits Warner's Safe Cure with restoring these organs. It urges readers to request a free pamphlet and lists variants including Safe Pills and other Warner remedies for constipation diabetes asthma and nervousness.
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