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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
6
Fragmented verses praise summer’s beauty and nature’s muse. Refrains honor lovers, muse, and gods with imagery of woods, flowers, birds, and fragrant hours in a pastoral, devotional tone. The poem weaves heaven and earth in praise of beauty and love.
In a private room Mr Perriman plans a bold scheme tied to a million pound fortune. Felix Moyne, Bolster, and Sir John Windermere move to secure a friendly deal over the Good Cheer property, as Bolster presses for a 25 percent share and hush money to avoid publicity.
Perriman stated the deal and the parties shook hands over the binding compact sealing an agreement.
Harold Lennox and Miss Windermere meet by chance in Paris after mending ties in London Doncaster and London. she hints at Miss Fairfax, Celia Fairfax, while Bannister arrives with a portrait surprise as the scene shifts to Carlin’s with plans for lunch and a reunion.
A courtroom exchange recalls that a witness clarifies that an inexperienced man could handle hetgl as well as anyone, countering a lawyer's claim. The stenographic line emphasizes the misstatement and correction, illustrating testimony dynamics.
Practical Agriculture stresses equal distribution of artificial manures across fields to ensure uniform crop growth and ripening. It covers hand application methods, bag placement, and use of machines for dusty or heavy dressings, plus timing aligned to crop type and soil preparation.
The article discusses growing interest in nitrate of lime as a fertiliser source. It notes its nitrogen content around 19 percent, its similarity to nitrate of soda in appearance and solubility, and argues the combination with lime offers advantages for soil health and cost efficiency amid rising global demand.
Early ploughing helps conserve soil moisture for the next summer in dry areas with limited rainfall. Plough ahead of sowing to avoid moisture loss and weed growth. use scutifier or cultivator to maintain a better seed-bed. A mellow, well-prepared surface yields easier work and superior soil condition.
The season brings new dress styles and outfits, focusing on coats and fur usage as wind shifts. Women eye flexible fabrics, with a fashionable black satin coat replacing winter plush tones. The era hints at evolving attire as warmer weather nears.
The article describes a large vallar Paha with ecru lace, steel buttons, and a graceful long mousquetaine glove set. It highlights a teal hat of the new Shape, women plumes, a hce coat with 46 inch wide material, and versatile corset or blouse pairings with a black skirt for wear.
The fragment hints at changes in women’s wardrobe with dressy fabrics, Voile materials, and new blouses and hats. It references house skirts, dainty attire, and evolving accessories while mentioning storage and display in fashion departments.
The passage describes a blouse pattern featuring a front trim in bitter bo, lace yoke and under sleeves, and options using old rose or taffetas with black velvet relief. It notes fabrics like red gauze, Faishey fat, amen and voile, and suggests lace or Grussels net as alternatives with small bow embellishments. Material required for the blouse is 1¾ yards at 86 inch width.
The article claims a woman's neck indicates personality and health traits. A short thick neck predicts wilfulness, a long thin neck marks a sensitive person, a perfectly proportioned elegant neck signals charm and affability, while a short sturdy neck hints at affectionate nature.
A curio of quoted wisdom from Baroness Ven Hulten Maurice Maetertink and Marcus Aurelius discusses love hope happiness and parental training. It urges calm reason before condemnation and harmony to gain power. Shakespeare echoes the call to bold example and firm resolution.
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