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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary text cites tension between workers and employers, delays in decision making, and a government inquiry involving ministers. It references a labor board, legal actions, and persistent questions about equity and governance, with heated exchanges among officials and employers.
A garbled report discusses the blessed capital concept and federal works at Port Victorious. It mentions Mr Kendall and Victoria, a plea for federal returns, and references to the Victorian apportionment and public approval signals amid a debate over locating works and a milk facility.
Our correspondent reports the death of Mrs Seba Winter of Hill Canberra. The bereaved husband and family mourn her passing with deep sympathy. A message notes expected health improvements and weather outlook mentioning rain.
Mrs Wt. Fo Mav of the Lada' Basich Sydney announces a health aid event from 9 am to 5 pm on November Bh at Harr To assist caterers and hosts. Free service offered, and a copy of a valuable hook will be mailed to any B for postage to Dept 2 of Health.
A district gathering paid tribute to Mr Campbell, praising his public service, support for Friendly Society and rifle clubs, and humanitarian efforts. Speeches by A G McKechnie and others lauded his 30 years of work, recalling his agricultural interests and broad district leadership.
The ad promotes Sander’s Extract as a cure for rough skin sores and internal complaints. It claims the product contains root and antiseptic substances absent in other preparations and warns against use on open wounds. Instructions cite 6 to 15 drops in water or oil and promise surprising effects and universal healing.
Readable fragments describe Sydney suburbs like Artarmon and Willoughby as beautiful but note poverty and crowding around early housing. The text argues against liquor licenses and promotes no-licence advocacy to curb vice and support local prosperity.
Twenty six cadets will be admitted to the Bown Military College at Duniigou for the year. The distribution by state is New South Wales ten, Victoria seven, Queensland four, South Australia two, Western Australia three, and Tasmania one.
The readable text lists several strange made up items and ailments with vague claims. It mentions small doses for liver, constipation, and general vigor along with odd names like Totthyda and Quonnboyen. The passage lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
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