Poem Fragment on Ends and Time of Day
Fragmentary verse contemplates decay and the end of the world with whimsical, distorted lines. A quirky meditation on time and fate appears in broken phrasing and odd spellings.
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Age And Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary verse contemplates decay and the end of the world with whimsical, distorted lines. A quirky meditation on time and fate appears in broken phrasing and odd spellings.
An arrangement with Cassell unfolds a tale of power, romance, and betrayal. Fred and Locke Rupert clash over Sevvether’s choices while Harris eyes control of a great business. A chance meeting on a street leads to a mysterious inquiry about a long-lost friend and a son on the Clyde.
A Quenabean age tale follows two men discussing a missing person named Jeck Os and a crucial letter. The conversation reveals grief from a wife’s death, a shipbuilding background, and a plan to recover the letter after lunch, as one man vows to trace Jeck Os.
The scene unfolds on a moonlit promenade as Mary invites Jack to flee the party. A chaperon leads the way while Jack hides his feelings and Nell’s memory lingers. Merrie urges haste as a tense moment ends with an implied confession.
The Osmonds and Nell leave for the Sunny South with Osmond requesting a farewell call at The monky. Mr Osdock expresses mixed feelings as Nell joins him at the door and Osmond battles a longing for a freer past while Nell confronts the fading old dream.
A garbled jumbled OCR fragment describes dripping and a whitened sensation. It mentions a soda taste and a vague action with planes or items, but the text is unreadable and lacks clear entities, dates, or places.
We read basic guidance on restoring damaged enamelware by soaking in water with a small amount of soda and a little soap. After soaking, rinse and wipe clean to revive white enamel for a time.
A fragmentary line suggests a scene where someone or something suspends resistance atop a firm position, leaving ambiguity about the time or the actor involved. The text fragments imply conflict or challenge without concrete names or dates.
Mix the barter thinly peeled rind with bal lemon into a jug. Add two quarts of water. Let it stand to chill.
A garbled fragment recalls a tense scene at a Scottish parish where inspector and kin quarrel over a grant. A mob scene arises, a minister offers charity to ease poverty, and a fisheries related note muses on salt and food supply.
The readable fragments describe an elderly person bailing on a prior arrangement and mention costs, names such as Greene, and odd spellings like ya-fenterday. The text lacks clear event details, dates, or locations, leaving interpretation tentative.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions distress and a tense scene around a residence. Names, places, and clear actions are unclear, but the context implies domestic tension or a dispute tied to a house setting. Further readable facts are limited in the fragment.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a strange exchange with a lady palmist and a stranger. The text is fragmentary and contains misspellings and partial phrases, offering little clear context or names to identify.
An article on the value of wild white clover for establishing permanent pasture. It notes clover’s role in rooting ground cover, improving drought tolerance, and creating dense surface vegetation that resists dry spells. It compares wild varieties to Dutch white clover and describes growth habits near the ground.
The ocean is a treasure house of life in its flora and fauna and contains untold riches. French naturalist M A Chatelier studied marine plants to extract cellulose and other compounds from them.
Visitors at the Olympia Show in London pursued an email powered four seater, though past models proved overloaded and unreliable. Two seat bodies remained standard for utility use, and buyers lamented only a two seater as insufficient. Prices ranged from £400 to £600 for various models with limited sales.
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