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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
4
A reader recounts a long testimonial letter praising a tonic called Ohlomenis or similar from Victoria hospital ties. The writer claims cures for two years of illness and cites gratitude to the publisher for exposing the remedy. The piece presents a personal endorsement as a printed public notice.
In a village scene at Westray a newcomer Mr Barrable arrives as the Fladden estate owner. A young woman travels with a box toward Fladden gates while humorous tension unfolds with talk of cows, a wary carriage, and cautious steps toward a possible encounter.
Mr Jardine of Uralla reports that Swiss orchards used wood protrusions to force starlings to nest in boxes after attempts to exterminate them led to grub and caterpillar damage. The government fined disturbing starlings and urged orchardists to provide nest-boxes to attract the birds, preserving fruit and livestock.
The excerpt notes a discussion on an insectivorous bird's impact on fruit damage, suggesting the birds eat insects to offset some orchard losses. References mention Aberdeen line and Durban Wharf with remarks about starling presence and sheep flocks in Sutton Forest.
Fragmentary schedule notes show services at 11 p.m and 7:90 p.m near alile Park and 11 a.m and 7 p.m at Weatangura. Rev. H. Fleming, B.A. listed among clergy in the record.
A. W. Moriarty issues a sworn notice under the Real Property Act for a land sale at the Saleyerds Blaeherose complex. The advertisement signals an early edition sale of furniture and goods including wool and related items across colonial markets.
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