Partings of Mrs Aust and a tonic pitch in Melbourne
An old style writer condemns breezy goodbyes and public partings while praising a wedding like farewell. It notes Mrs Aust of Hornsby Street Maidin Vic saying farewell to headaches and nervousness aided by Morse’s Lidian Root Pills. It advertises the remedy, claims relief from pains and nervous issues, and lists Australasian depots and pricing at 14d per bottle or six for five shillings.
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Aust
Hornsby Street
Maidin
Vic
Mer Leiler
Morse
Comstock
Pitt Street
Sydney
Making Butter Summer Guide From the Farmer to Consumer
A historic note explains summer butter quality through cleanliness aeration cooling and pasteurization. It details farmer education on aerating milk cream and using stations with pasteurizers and coolers to ensure consistent butter quality despite seasonal changes.
Dairy ripening and handling practices from a historic guide
The text outlines step by step handling of butter and cream storage, including temperatures 45 to 50 degrees for initial cooling, and 30 to 35 degrees for refrigerating. It describes woodware cleaning, copper solution treatment, sampling for texture, and staged ripening at 60 to 65 degrees before churning.
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Lodge
Greg
Dion
Louis
An Everlasting Debt of Gratitude to Clements Ton ic
A sworn statutory declaration recounts a sufferer’s severe hair loss and relief after using Clemente Ton ic. The writer attributes hair regrowth and health improvements to the tonic, asserting continued benefit and requesting recognition of the remedy's efficacy.
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Clements Tonic
Ketatreet
Annells
Collimewood
Voetura
Clements Ton
Tietne
Proviniaes
Am Perens
Periary
Unclear historical note with scattered names and events
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names, places, and times without a clear, cohesive event. It references individuals such as Bivens, Alihaly, and Pat, plus dates like March and April. The passage lacks a definite narrative, outcome, or verifiable details to summarize into a coherent news item.
Race fixing fears loom over country meetings
The piece condemns corrupt practices at race meetings referenced as crank running including deadening and swindling. It argues clubs must back Dr Morton's proposals for strict supervision and punishment or risk driving patrons away and destroying the sport.
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Morson
Gurai
Mary
Jvickeys
Jha
Morton
Eell
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