14 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
1
The text lists numerous individuals with varied roles such as clerks, officers, editors, and officials connected to a court or civic proceeding. It mentions titles like public publisher, warden, magistrate, and secretary, with scattered references to places, events, and dates, though the OCR yields many garbled names and roles.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Monday event involving a person named Staal Tomalaat Ope and references terms like War and Saturday. Other readable bits mention dates and times in a discordant way, suggesting a partial notice or diary entry rather than a clear news item.
The text outlines subscription rules for the OBSERVER, detailing how subscribers may cancel or transfer, the publisher’s authority to discontinue and resume service, penalties for nonpayment, and court-backed provisions on removing misprinted or unwanted content. It references editors and publishers enforcing terms and notices to subscribers about continued service and responsibilities.
The text shows a jumble of June related calendar references, weather remarks, and scattered names such as Forties, Trout Toe, and Woot. It reads like OCR noise with partial names and places interwoven, offering no cohesive event or clear report.
A garbled text fragment lists ailments such as headache indigestion constipation and biliousness. The passage mentions a medicine vendor and a mysterious sequence of stray words suggesting an old remedy or advertisement without clear context or readable details.
A reader letter in the Orange Leader recounts a strange incident with a small bull frog found in a can of milk. The writer mocks the dairy farmer, suggests straining tank water earlier, and jokes about the creature’s astronomy observations before praising the dairyman’s future care.
Sir Charles Santley the veteran baritone sang at a jubilant inner event in Me Liverpool Philhar comme Hall on April 16 to commemorate his jubilee with Susiela Armonies in Liverpool. In an interview he said the vocal cards exercise benefits health and that he will sing as long as his voice remains strong.
In Staffordshire at Will otall on April 5 Mary Wolvers tom aged 14 drowned in a canal in the presence of three youths. One boy suffocated and vanished. his friends did not aid the struggling child. The coroner lamented the two youths and held them to have shown cowardice and neglect in failing to assist.
A bloodhound trained for tracking followed a 44 mile trail over the Wiltshire downs to aid police in capturing four gypsies near Marlborough. A keeper accused them of stealing wood from Wedgess, and Officer Wilson and Shadower located and arrested the group despite a rough pursuit. The dog finally eased the suspects’ escape and led to one man’s arrest.
The article notes smelling salts as a prolific cause of deafness, explaining they weaken the olfactory nerves and, through them, affect the auditory system, a cautionary point in medical discussions of sensory risk.
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