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  2. SCIENCE NOTES.

    People who exhibit a puritanical mania for "pure food" and allege it as a crime against the manufacturer if he introduces a trace of some "poison" into his product ought to ...

    Article : 514 words
  3. POULTRY.

    Questions relative to fancy or commercial poultry-keeping, diseases, etc., should be addressed to "Ancona," "Herald" Office. L. D., Arncliffe.—1. See paragraph in this column, 2. ...

    Article : 789 words
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  5. SWEATING IN THE RAILWAYS.

    Sir,—I think that it is quite time that the public took a hand in the endeavour to secure justice for the night officers in the New South Wales Government railways. These ...

    Article : 354 words
  6. THE CHEMISTRY OF TOBACCO SMOKE.

    An analysis of cigarette smoke has rather an alarming appearance. It contains traces of prussic acid and pyridine, some ammonia, rather over 1 per cent. of nicotine, and its ...

    Article : 149 words
  7. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—In your issue of 25th Oct., your correspondent aptly states the case of the traffic officers of the railways when he says the Commissioners recognise no increase for them ...

    Article : 647 words
  8. THE WELLINGTON FIRE.

    The prophets of disaster to Wellington have, unhappily, been more than justified. When the terrible conflagration, causad primarily by earthquake, destroyed California's ...

    Article : 717 words
  9. CHEMISTRY IN THE COWSHED.

    The chemical contents of milk are quite complex. Milk consists first of all of a solution containing sugar, albumen, casein, and some mineral ash dissolved in it; and to this ...

    Article : 491 words
  10. EGG-LAYING COMPETITION.

    The first six months of the "Sydney Morning Herald" and "Sydney Mail" egg-laying competition, conducted at the farm of Mr. J. M'Intosh, Rockdale, terminated on Wednesday last. ...

    Article : 951 words
  11. MISERY AFTER MEALS.

    "Two doctors told me that, in spite of all the medicines they could give me, my indigestion would see me to my grave. But I thank Heaven they were wrong. I took Dr. ...

    Article : 875 words
  12. BOTANY OF NEW ZEALAND.

    Partly owing to the long isolation of the islands, and partly to the wide range of climate they afford, New Zealand, though small in area, ranks as one of the 14 principal ...

    Article : 466 words
  13. WONDERS OF INDIA.

    India's infinite variety is illustrated by every page of the statistical abstract which has just been issued as a Blue-book:—For instance, no fower than 185 different languages ...

    Article : 290 words
  14. BIRDS AND THE VERTEBRATES.

    In the scale of development birds come next below the mammals, but no close links between the two classes are known. In the downward directors they link more obviously ...

    Article : 612 words
  15. THE ORNAMENT OF EVERY HOUSE!

    What a difference there is in houses—some sweet, wholesome, and beautiful in their cleanliness, others musty and dirty. Hudson's Extract of Soap makes the difference, and does it so easily—so gently but ...

    Article : 127 words
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