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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
4
A vintage ad-like piece explains seven types of tooth stains come from foods and drinks, including carrots savory soups and spinach. It argues typical toothpaste offers limited cleansing with one action, while Calgate’s claims dual cleansing actions to remove all seven stain types.
A reader profile describes acne and weight concerns sparked by friends remarks about fat. The piece promotes Kruschen as an ideal mineral salt blend claiming aging Carlsbad sources and precise batch quality, urging readers, especially men, to try it for weight loss.
A Canberra region event at Tuggeranong races drew a large tourist influx and record gate receipts of £776. The day featured a notable vealer roast luncheon and a committee led by T J McCormick organized all races on the grounds. A spill in the third race caused a riderless mare to be helped to safety while horses named Palisade and Celtic Crows won stakes events, with Wall's Haage and other thoroughbreds also competing in a busy card.
Mergen W Cworth of Quest Heyinh has been promoted to first class Neon. promotion from second division appears retroactive to 1034. Queanbeyan Bowls meet hampered by rain. early handicap results list Marx with Greenwood plus 12, Kendll and Adams plus 7.9, Downe with Woodger plus 3, Clarke with Hargraves square, Peters with Johnston squared, Carew and YAY for syrinus 20.
Canberra won by 66 runs as Winning and Carnal led Canberra’s innings. Fading from early stand, Coyle and Bradley forged a 62 run partnership before Gribble toppled several key wickets. Gribble’s bowling yielded five or more, with Canberra finishing 66 runs ahead in a tight chase at home.
A regular course of Scott's Emulsion builds up resistance to infection strengthens the whole body and enriches the blood.
A scrambled, OCR-like summary notes preparations for an athletics programme with events for men and women, junior singles and doubles, and a forthcoming team meet. It mentions a plan to invite Byerney athletes and swimmers, a future November gathering, and mixed competitions at Westend Cupid.
The article lists London streets and places bearing the name Albert including four streets squares and roads and notes similar patterns with Albions Albanys and Church Streets. It mentions Beaconsfield naming 48 tunes to sire Gladstone Palmerstone and Ros bury and records five Smith streets.
A damaged OCR passage describes an instrument recording wave data with unclear terms. It references steering, a towed object, a record of events, and a person or entity named Tod Woot Bey noted and recorded the data, but many words are garbled and not fully readable.
Over forty thousand spectators attended the Loukhunk races Ustay meeting at Oakbank near Adelaide. The Onkaparinga Cups featured Di Jameco winning by two lengths, Ringidla S. and Winster's placing as runners up. The Eastern Steeplechase saw King Master Comique second with Hetulays and Winer also in the frame.
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