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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
5
The narrator and companions drive stock then reach Briglow Inn where Mulga Joe proposes a race for the Briglow Cup. Old dapple-grey and the brown horse face West Hever’s bay and the grey wins as the crew chase the stock route home.
A fragmented old advertisement touts Heenzo as a cure for coughs croup fever and whooping cough claiming it offers the equivalent of eight bottles of mixture at a lower price. The text suggests taking Heenzo straight from the bottle when traveling with questionable wording and broken phrases.
This European native, a showy annual, remains a garden favorite due to its many good qualities. Three top types, Emperor Larkspur, Stock Lowered, and Hyacinth flowering, are hardy and rise stately with tall spikes in blue violet purple mauve rose and white. Planting guidance covers soil prep 18 inch spacing watering and manure application for prolonged bloom and a finale of lasting color.
The Early Golden Globe Onion is a second early variety maturing after the Early Hunter River. It is nearly round with a pale yellow exterior, white crisp flesh, mild flavor, and medium bulb size. It stores well and sits among other garden staples such as broad beans carrots lettuce and cabbage.
Excerpted passages from Professor J. W. Gregory warn of demographic shifts in the Western world. He foresees the white race outnumbered by two to one and predicts a U S black population reaching forty million by 2000. He cites lands in Siberia and Africa as potential white settlements and deems North America largely a white man’s land amid large African and mixed-race populations.
The May issue of the Triad magazine features realistic stories by Aue aligns, fresh London and Paris letters, and unusual objects treated in a novel way. Illustrations are excellent, with vibrant humour threading through reviews and criticisms. A fine oil painting reproduction and winter competitions with cash prizes add further value.
A study of bee wintering across warm cool and coastal districts in New South Wales outlines how climate dictates brood rearing, energy use, and colony vitality. Warm areas require some brood production and foraging. cool districts favor quiescent states and lower losses, with spring build-up varying by early weather.
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