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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
6
Disease in pigs arises from filth and poor housing. Provide clean, dry pens, separate new pigs, abundant fresh water, and a balanced diet of bran, middlings, skimmed milk, oats, meat scraps, and a mix of ashes charcoal salt and copperas. Avoid overfeeding and ensure proper digestion to prevent outbreaks. Keep quarters draught free and clean to reduce contagion risk.
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as the proper remedy for rheumatism gout anemia jaundice and other ailments. It emphasizes personal struggle and the product’s supposed effectiveness while urging readers to try it despite prior failed remedies. The copy mentions social circles and self belief in its success.
A fragmentary passage discusses Asadian wool from lambs, then shifts to a London visit where a poster headline on Middlesex collapses. It quotes Professor Lowell on a doomed dead world nearing the sun, predicting a distant but inevitable end with no immediate impact on Earth.
The late Dr Cruvelibier of Puri aided a sick War Office clerk’s wife for a month. When the husband offered to settle, the doctor saw an Algerian carpet and suggested a trade. The man paid two hundred francs with a scarlet carpet valued at three hundred, preserving pride. The tale notes welfare rests more on mind than food.
A Birmingham minister recalls nine year old Glasgow bazaar sale where five volumes of Carlyle’s writings were sold for a low price. He later found the same set again on a Birmingham bookstall a second time, bought back after recognizing the volumes. The incident highlights an extraordinary recovery of valuable books.
A historical note claims walnuts were revered as noble food among ancient peoples due to their palatability and nutritive value. Modern analysis by a Chicago physician reportedly shows walnuts as nutritious as meat, rich in minerals and albumen, with high fat and protein content compared to wheat.
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