Breeding and Feeding Pigs for Profit in Inverell District
A discussion on pig breeds for crossbreeding, highlighting Berkshire Tamworth crosses and pure Tamworth limits. Benefits of half bred Berkshire Tamworth and Yorkshire Berkshire crosses are noted for prolificacy, maternal traits, and grazing suitability. Feeding notes emphasize lucerne, rape, and balanced mixes with maize and milk for efficient bacon production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sweaney
Berkshire Tamworth
Tamworth
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Courage in Daily Life Promoted by Warner’s Safe Cure
An appeal urges daily courage in facing common ailments like rheumatism gout and backache. It attributes these to urinary and biliary poisons and says Warner’s Safe Cure stimulates kidneys and liver to expel toxins, restoring function. Sold by chemists in 5s and 3s 6d forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Warner
Animals and their games in a farmyard scene
A rustic account describes a ferret and cat with a sow and their offspring playing together. Lambs leap and race, fawns perform nose touches, and piglets enjoy competitive chases. Horses and birds show racing or soaring for fun, as noted by the Live Stock Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gana
Athera
Laughter Among Diverse Cultures and Tribes
The article notes the Veddahe of Ceylon as the most solemn people, denying mirth as they see nothing to laugh at. It contrasts with African tribes described by Dr Livingstone who laugh freely when first clothed, showing differing senses of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Livingstone
Cows Of The Dairy Breed Benefit From Care And Management
The piece argues that improved dairy cows excel when subjected to careful intelligent selection feeding and management. It stresses ongoing attentive care to keep the cow productive for her owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Stan
Budget Night in Local Parliament Turns Madcap Pageant
A satirical scene unfolds in the local Legislature as the Premier and Chancellor spar over a budget. Marmaduke Mumford, the Opposition Leader, clashes with the Prime Minister amid shouted insults and comic interruptions. The budget plan features quirky taxes and a push for higher pensions, all amid a lively, farcical debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Oddfellows
Marmaduke Mumford
Clatterbuck
Clarkson
Auagely
Clutterbuck
Tosh
Slicer
Mr. Cluterbuck
Ballet Girl and Golden Syrup Rally House
The scene in the chamber features jests about the ballet girl and golden syrup as members react with laughter and groans. The Under-Secretary continues a tale to the House while Daylight filters in, leading to a later supply committee session with bottled refreshments obtained through a surprising early morning source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clutter
Archie Tootleboom
Esea
The Knocker by Walt Mason
A reflective verse portrait of a pessimistic man who always complains. The speaker suggests such gloom leads to inevitable misfortune as storms floods fires theft and personal despair befall him. The poem emphasizes that a doom laden outlook breeds harsh consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Mason
Mantles Fit for a Young Dew of Society
The scene features a young man visiting a drawing room to try on mantles for a family. He compliments the garments and accepts minor alterations as the family contemplates fittings and a forthcoming display. The exchange hints at social expectations and fashion shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fong
Rou Ptey
Indi
Mia
Bum
Terajs
Tigalne
Inges
Tse
A8 Company
Great Moral Question and the Hen Robbery Joke
A comic anecdote features Moses and Ephraim from a country tale debating whether it is right to steal chickens. Ephraim calls it a great moral question and urges to pass down another yellow leg. A young SLD speaker laments slow practice, and he is urged to have patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Alexander
Evangelist
Moses
Ephraim
Bradder Mose
The Clerk’s Worth in a Busy Office
A historical note extols clerks as pillars of business, underscoring their unseen labor and modest rewards. It mocks neglect of clerical duties while praising tea as sustaining work and hinting at workplace rituals and drink choices.
Victorian Wine's Directory Expands with 1812 Edition
The 1812 issue from Wise and Co. enhances the Victoria directory set. It covers Melbourne and suburbs, plus over 200 districts, with trade, banking, legal, ecclesiastical, insurance, education, medical, municipal, pastoral, agricultural, and government listings. It notes districts and officials across the colony. A humorous quip about a man named Jim appears amid the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victora
Messrs Wise and Co
Melbourne
Victoria
Tegal
Cleaning and home care tips in a 19th century guide
The text provides step by step household instructions on cleaning fabrics, plants, and rooms. It covers washing windows and curtains with ammonia solutions, air circulation, and careful handling of feathers and pillows. It emphasizes safety, drying, and avoiding moisture to prevent mold and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooma
Dave Sherke
Yast
Lowe Nevin
Luwe
Thorsushe
Herxeer
Uae
Pune
Subscribed Capital and Liability Fund Details
Subscribed capital and liability fund items listed with names including Edward Fanning Donald Fichbon and Joel Fox as manager Martin ape Manner. The document references reserve measures, guaranteed funds, and power provisions under a colonial or corporate framework.
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Raeserce
Guaraciee
FOO Regiaieres
Queen BT
Melagurne Teart
Otaclore
Edward Fanning
Eas
Meretes Eatrmas
Donald Fichbon Fay Leanths
Tila Cucseany
Ion Atmetek
der Power
Jake
Poe
Joel Fox
Matager
Martin
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Queen's Bridge
Happy Thoughts Tobacco
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