Bush Heroes and a Midnight Ride to Save a Town
In Bathurst district in a lively bush carnival tale, Jack Manners and Bill Mansers clash after a festive melee ending with violence and a murder plot. Madge Farsons and Bul Manners fear for Madge’s life as a dying confession points to Jack. A dramatic rescue ride by Victor to Governor’s Mansion saves Madge and reveals Dick Musgrave’s guilt, ending with Morath’s feasts of justice and a town’s memory.
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Bathurst
Jack
Bill
Jock
Bill Mansers
Ant
E Specienen
Bunk Mar Hood
Brother Hill
West
Lompana
Percy Larkey
Wig
Avessen
Larkin
Manpers
Wurnin
Musgrave
Latham
Jack Manners
Madehar
Anc
Irene
Tenfoki
Jack Mannera
Conta Pathurst
Jack Mamsern
Macher
M.grath
Db Fic
Uch
Ube
Dick Musgrave
Yentor Hayvening
Percy Larken
Jack la
Manis
Enid
Madge
Finn
Siar
Vietur
Pratt
Victor
Submerged Confession Comically Mixed With Denominational Debate
A fragmented, satirical dialogue blends religious labels and personal identity with a mock era debate. A minister questions a stranger about denomination, while the speaker asserts being submerged in religious confusion and rebuffing clear labels amid scattered references to baptism and Episcopal, Congregational, and Lutheran ties. The piece also veers into a tangential insertion about sugars and a Lancet citation, disrupting the dialogue’s flow.
Agricultural Notes On Ground Hopper Control In Elms County
An old rural guide outlines seasonal stages of the white grasshopper invasion and recommends spraying with arsenite of soda in kerosene to control hoppers. It details preparing mixtures, applying near grass rises, and timing treatments before mass emergence. Emphasizes early landowner action and safe stock considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy & Cave
United “Action
Howe
Blue Mould Of Tobacco Prevented By Weather And Care
The article explains blue mould in tobacco, noting its rapid spread when weather relations with the attacked plant are favorable. It describes the fungus purple growth on leaf surfaces, spore types, and the need to burn old plants. Control focuses on preventing conditions that foster disease and includes seed-bed management, avoiding overwatering, ensuring airflow and light, early transplanting, removing diseased plants, and using Bordeaux mixture as a remedial spray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Tate
Combatting Fungus Disease in Plants
An overview explains that plant diseases are caused by fungi, which differ from higher plants by lacking green chlorophyll. Fungi winter in tissue and release spores in spring, spreading with wind and animals. fungicides can prevent development by destroying spore lodgment. Bordeaut mixture and lime sulphur are cited. further details and preparations are available from the Under Director at the Department of Agr, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brevetor
Department of Agr Beidge-Street
Sydney
Quality that Counts in Dairying Practices
A Victorian era article argues for systematic milk weighing to prevent fraud and improve profitability. It links record keeping to cow selection, noting that weighing reveals underperforming cows and savings in fodder, with emphasis on the cost of maintaining each cow and the financial risks facing new dairy farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anya A
Bethwiie
Victorian Department of Agriculture
Ely
Dhiley
W.ir
Bredent
Annatu
Aulwnie
Proper Harness Fit Prevents Horse Injury in Labor
Discussion warns that ill fitting harness and collars cause chafing, lameness, and permanent injuries to horses. It stresses selecting correct sizes for each horse, avoiding ready made gear, and ensuring proper adjustment to prevent strain and lasting damage during work.
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Varnes
Tie Deicer
Oll
Hever
Care of Young Pigs Weaning and Feeding Guide
A historical advice note on pig rearing outlining weaning timing feeding regimes and housing. It covers providing fresh dairy and grain feeds crushed grains pollard skim mill and green feeds, proper water troughs, salt and ash availability, shelter, paddock separation by age, and a grading system to keep similar sized pigs together for efficient feeding and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Wine Waste Used For Vine Cultivation Research
A report from the Federal Department of Markets and Migration in Melbourne discusses using grape waste as a source of fat and oil. Findings indicate residue oil containing up to 20 percent glycerin, with potential to generate value after each vintage. French and Australian trials are noted, along with library institute text on agricultural reform and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department OF Markets and Migration
Melbourne
Iuele
Villefrance
Vine oil and grape byproducts eyed for industry
A historic report notes Auinwe iterwalt workers foreseen oil yields from vines and stone granules. It cites projected output up to 10 million lines with fees near 49 million, plus potential grape stone use for animal feed and vineyard byproducts as horse feed. It mentions a Montpellier vineyard property and agricultural experiments with vine leaves and distillates for livestock, highlighting industrial uses and rough valuations.
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Auinwe Iterwalt
Hie Association
W. Plewstag
Eldo
Jenny
Tonder
Rugeirus
Montpellier
Shingled Geishas Foregoing Kimonos In Japan
The Ushigoren teahouse district in Tokyo faces a shift as geisha demand foreign clothing and footwear. They abandon kimonos and elaborate coiffures for modern dresses, stockings, high heels, and Western dances. The younger generation embraces Western style, while critics ask who will remain Madame Buttery of the era.
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Japan
Litt
Ushigoren
Tokio
Group of Moderna
Pierre Loti
Chrysartheme
Pacini
Madame Buttery
Be All Bore to Ourself and Faithful to All
Poetic admonition urging careful conduct and steady virtue in daily life. Calls for modesty honesty patience reverence and gentleness, urging readiness and politeness toward others while avoiding betrayal and rash behavior.
Multirefined Tea Gains Noted Consumer Buzz
A curious ad style notice touts a new tea called Bushelia praised as pure and best by many women. It claims to free tea from wasteful waste and to be recently invented by Susy waahye va and Aayour sila, urging grocers to stock the product.
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Susy
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Marine
Errat Rooich
Marven
Tore
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Lerner
Batinirat
Ouiliot
Abe
Momnore
Ray
Maby
Dick Muncrave
Rapidity Bray
Morath
Che Ge
Uli
Murat
Gildren
Aigix
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes
Astlowi
Agricultural
Egen
Devonder
Swanits
Jay
Choeu
Eevie
Hinemse
Bhoeks
Duffers
Caadne UF
Belfors
ALY Oiler
Vance
Lee
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