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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
1
A readable fragment notes a newspaper claiming to publish a quarterly issue featuring the brightest and best paper. It mentions a publication year and a focus on top items, but the text is garbled and unreadable in parts.
Advertisements extoll Bronchitis Cure and Droghitis Cure with numerous testimonials from Australians in Victoria, Western Australia, and New South Wales. Citizens including James Smith of Dunkeld and Isabel Wilson of Wood describe relief from coughs asthma and bronchitis after using the remedy. Telegraph Office Fremantle Fremantle Melbourne and other locales listed as endorsement points.
Pettier note lists various drawing sets pencils holders erasers in boxes with prices and an order for office supplies including ledgers day books journals bindings and pattern binding styles. Also mentions cash and rent receipt forms and accounting books with order patterns and cabinet accessories.
Advice on turning land for winter feed crops and drainage plus detailed sowing and planting of vegetables and flowers. Instructions cover kitchen garden crops, orchard sanitation, field crops, and border plantings. A brief note reports a Broken Hill horse dying after swallowing sand in a paddock.
An aging editor swears at editing woes while readers and critics visit. Anne Hall urges legal killing of hopelessly incurable patients and Dr Norton advocates humane euthanasia in extreme cases. Bowral cabbage farmers report dry but fruitful season with 666 tons in three months, steady prices and good returns for quality vegetables.
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