Fragmentary notes hint at judges and time of cup event
Partial OCR line suggests a cup event and mentions judges and time but lacks clear details. Names and place are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a cup, judges, and timing.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1963
Page
16
Partial OCR line suggests a cup event and mentions judges and time but lacks clear details. Names and place are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a cup, judges, and timing.
A fragmented note from Delin references a day of rest tied to quality concerns. Observers report limited activity and a focus on improving standards in the Kil area.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a historical novel scene with hints of romance and conflict. Readable words reference a tense energy and distant places, while names and full context are partially lost.
Lovat Dickson’s The House of Words traces his ascent from modest beginnings to a director of Macmillans and publisher. The book weaves anecdotes about Grey Owl and other literary figures, recounting industry quirks, postwar decisions, and the lure of success in publishing.
A Monaro bookshop shelves new language guides including an introductory German course and a German grammar workbook. Also listed are a German readers collection and a cultural language book for beginners, aimed at aiding practical study and Kreuzweg-themed exploration.
A reviewer lauds Wayne Robinson's Barbara a novel centered on a Sherman tank. The crew and their officers are vividly drawn, from D day Omaha Beach support to the hedgerow hell of Normandy and beyond. The portrait emphasizes character over romance, with authentic battle details and emotional restraint.
A concise notice announcing the publication of The House of Words by Lovat Dickson from Macmillan shows the author and publisher in a cataloger style entry.
A handy sized book on floral art by Mrs. Lynn Clarke, published by Rigby Ltd Adelaide, with a foreword by Noel Lothian. It promotes simple, striking designs using ordinary materials from grasses to common flowers, and offers beginner guidance and common mistakes to avoid.
A summary of a self help work by Dr and Mrs Laird arguing most people suffer fatigue from physical and mental causes. The text surveys causes such as life pressures allergies and personality clashes, outlines responses for modern life, cites figures like Oliver Wendell Holmes Abraham Lincoln and Darwin, and offers steps for individuals and employers to master tired feelings with a critical note on pep pills and prayer as a help source.
New editions feature Mayhew's Characters and London Underworld pieces. Ralph Stein Life Under the Microscope explores social themes in 19th century crime lore. The World of Mankind issue 67/6 highlights cultural perspectives.
Book notice for Tired Feelings and How to Master Them by Don ald A Laird and Eleanor C Laird published in The World's Seat in 1913. Listing shows lid and price, with minimal context on contents.
A review discusses Pearl S Buck’s A Bridge for Passing and compares it with My Several Worlds, noting Buck’s middle class values and global perspective. It also reviews Margery Allingham’s The China Governess, praising suspenseful, psychologically true detective fiction with intertwined plots and strong character work.
A list of crossword clues including numbers and word lengths such as 6) 5 letters type of football 8) undraped human figures 9 Lovers 6 10 Appearance 5 11 Not freshly made 5 13 Noting entrance 4 14 Steeple 5 18 Tried 6 19 Untrue 6 22 Rescued 5 24 Debatable 4 26 Ceremonies 5 28 Goddess of hunting 5 Nullify 6 Efface 5 Self-esteem 5 32 Goes in 6 1 Delicious 8 2 Places of lodging 8 4 Taverns 4 4 Cleanses of dust 5 5 Answers 7 6 Attendants 6 7 Bottom 4 12 Suitable 3 15 Bleach 8 16 Female editor 8 17 Salted toes of sturgeon 7 20 Merited 6 21 Permit 3 23 Thick 5 25 Jetty 4 27 Observed 4
Frank Legg profiles Damien Parer in a memorial study. The book uses stills from Parer’s films at the Australian War Memorial and reflects Legg’s wartime service in the Middle East and the Pacific. Published April 22 in Canberra City.
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