"No," laughed the girl. "If you with have the basket from me, it's there." Saule nudged Wyllson hard, and whispered, "Look here, let her go. I ...
Article : 2,117 wordsThe Antwerp museum is unique in its way. There is nothing like it in all Europe. It consists of a multitude of rooms—each of which contains objects ...
Article : 332 wordsWhat does tillage or cultivation of the soil do? It improves the physical condition of the soil it stirs the soil to a proper depth, thereby facilitating ...
Article : 215 wordsThe use of electric fans by a fire department in putting out a blaze is surely novel. In Boston not long ago a fire broke out in the basement of a ...
Article : 130 wordsLike knights of old, the Canadian troops for tie front are equipped with armour. It will be in the form of a spade, to be carried on the back when ...
Article : 190 wordsTillage improves the texture of the soil by forcing the soil particles which render the soil more mellow. Soil worked to a friable condition is more ...
Article : 202 wordsThe surface of concrete is frequently treated by the use of the pounding rod with enlarged circular end so as to compress the material at the surface. ...
Article : 300 wordsThere is one little episode in the early history of this war which will remain for all time as a glorious example of duty, and will appeal to the loyal ...
Article : 230 wordsLieutenant Rainey of the Royal Flying Corps recently flew over the Channel to Deal in a damaged aeroplane to obtain a new mount, carrying ...
Article : 364 wordsWhat is the life of the big guns that are playing so great a part in this ear? A big battleship gun is used up after firing a hundred rounds. If each ...
Article : 137 wordsGreen manuring is effective both on sandy and hoary clay soils, and, indeed, in all soils deficient in humus. On sandy soils its effect is to ...
Article : 149 wordsThe description of the type of warships joining in the coast battle as monitors has puzzled the general public, but the monitor is not a new ...
Article : 121 wordsIn the course of on article on "No Naval Battle—Why?" which appears in the current issue of the "Fortnightly Review," Mr. Archibald Hurd ...
Article : 279 wordsTrees are girdled for the purpose of killing them. It has often been observed, however that not all trees die immediately after they are girdled, ...
Article : 314 wordsThe land is like a bank. If you do not put money into it, you cannot draw any out, except as as overdraft, and an overdraft has eventually to be met. ...
Article : 658 wordsMilitary exports ore of the opinion that war will continue for a couple of years. They are not always right in their prophecies, however. They told ...
Article : 151 wordsNo man has a greater regard and love for his horse than Lord Kitchener, and when his equestrian statue was being erected in Calcutta, he told the ...
Article : 278 wordsOne of the most important instruments used on a warship is the range-finder, for without this instrument it is practically impossible to aim the guns ...
Article : 244 wordsThe Admiralty has purchased a fireless locomotive for service at one of the explosive depots, where absolute safety from fire is of the first ...
Article : 201 wordsThe late Lord Wolseley, when he net out for the Ashanti War, predicted that he would hoist the British flag in Kumasi on February 5th. He ...
Article : 375 wordsThe French aviators are whiling away their monotony just now—if there is such a thing as monotony for those gallant gentlemen—by means of new ...
Article : 99 wordsThe news that the pet coat of the 2nd Battalion of the Welsh Regiment has been killed in the. Battle of Aisne reveals the fact that the soldiers are ...
Article : 405 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
Wodonga and Towong Sentinel (Vic. : 1885 - 1954), Fri 12 Feb 1915, Page 4
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: