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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
4
Those suffering from bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness and breathing difficulty report splendid healing power. The medicine halts coughing and prevents consumption when treated early and is valuable for colds in the chest. A few doses generally suffice and can bring a complete cure.
The writer recalls a birthday in mid spring, noting the vivid azure sky and radiant sunshine. She describes memories of family, loss, and a cousin's visit, while observing beauty around her from a sunlit terrace and her brother Miles's quiet, calculating attention to a possible future inheritance.
A fragmented ad touts printing quality and low prices claiming better value than city shops. It asserts superior print matter and timely service for local business needs, urging readers to compare costs and quality.
W E Oldfield, a skin buyer based in Queanbeyan, advertises for 9 tons of rabbit skins at top price, plus 1000 hides and 2000 fox pelts, claiming to be the only buyer who pays full value.
A narrator recalls showing a beloved scene of lush wildflowers and woodland beauty to Miss Thorold, while a dignified visitor, Monsieur Gabriel, arranges flowers for her birthday. The scene shifts to a formal greeting and a delicate basket of blossoms gifted in Swiss craftsmanship as the two converse in a refined drawing room.
The Sydney Sportsman can be obtained from Fallick and Sona, indicating where readers may purchase or access copies. This item confirms distribution points for the periodical.
The article outlines subscriber duties for the OBSERVER, including payment, notices to discontinue, and responsibility for misdirected or uncalled for papers. It notes that failing to take periodicals, or removing them, can imply fraud. It warns that nonpayment leads to continued charges and collection actions.
Damaged OCR text shows partial publication with unclear names and events. Readable bits hint at a generic notice or brief item without identifiable actions, dates, or locations. Unable to extract a coherent main event from the fragment.
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