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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
5
A damaged excerpt of verse blends wild winds and storm imagery with reflections on love and time. Fragmentary lines name distant figures and arcs of fate, invoking faith and memory as a restless, ephemeral space where affection persists before passing.
Rosalind Wingate contends with a secret marriage and hereditary tuberculosis while facing fractured loves and family schemes. Philip Wingate wrestles with wealth, duty, and a drastic plan to protect Rosalind and their unborn stakes as relatives press for a new life.
Practical farm guidance on chick rearing from hatch to five weeks, feeding transitions, warmth by rearer or foster mother, and later poultry feed. Frost protection tips cover dry bracken, mats, leaves, shells, and edge windbreaks for plants and livestock shelters.
Cyclamen culture guidance explains seed sowing on pins, soil mixes, and temperature needs. It notes common failures from overwatering, poor drainage, cold, and thrips, with care steps for seedling placement, shading, and later potting.
The article discusses evolving ladies fashion focusing on bodices, sleeves, and neckline designs suitable for theatre displays. It notes long sleeves, round low necklines, and adaptable bodices that can be dressed up with chemisettes or net, emphasizing a refined, modest silhouette.
The piece describes pleated pelisses as stylish for both children and adults, contrasting with overcoats. It details box and kilts in fronts and backs, tight pleats, and matching cuffs and belts in shiny material. A long girl’s wrap, a soldier red cloth coat with Prussian collar, and Napoleon style hats with rosettes complete the 1840s fashion look.
Readers learn of affordable fur substitutes using content voles and veiled fabrics like black cinnoelle and silk tassels. The piece describes the cape’s construction, trim options including Calon and embroidered velvet collars, and notes the need for shoulder-scarfree cutting to match a kimene pattern.
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