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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement touts Clements Tonig as the ultimate remedy for nervous energy and brain vitality. It claims long trial, strong testimonials from J L Goodman and others across Australia, and improves digestion, blood quality, and overall vigor with persistent use.
A fragment from The Nut-Brown Maid recounts a conversation about Ned Nat and Baby St George. Nat teases Roger while Nat defends Baby St George and discusses love, courage, and a hasty exit toward danger as the scene moves toward the library door.
The excerpt shows Nat trembling with fear and Ned teasing her. Nat confesses real fear of someone, while longing for Roger’s presence at home as they enter. The dialogue conveys anxious emotion and a wish for safety or support.
Nat and Miss Orme greet Baby St George with cool poise as he arrives from Jamaica to England. St George presses his claim, while Nat and the maid exchange subtle signals. A tense, restrained scene unfolds by the Cha vasee fire as a rival faces old passions.
Fragmentary prose recalls carnival sales and a social gathering with Madam, Miss Nat, and Mr. St. George after dinner. Candid notes touch on purchases, performances, and personal tensions, including Roger Yorke, Phil Flood, and an exchange about the Way side Cottage.
An advertisement boasts Turner Bicycles as the leading brand in New South Wales with claims of mass production near one million units. It touts reliability, factory scale, and expert workmanship, asserting Turner surpasses competitors and offers the best prices to place bicycles within reach.
Our Turner Special Genuine BS.A. bikes from £14 10s and models from £8 10s to £17 10s. Cash or terms. Prompt riders seek work and offer a free illustrated catalogue by return mail.
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