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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1929
Page
3
An article describes a new Ford color harmony project guided by Australian artists George W. Amal Sydney Lee and Miss Then Provine. It details harmonized color selections and the collaboration with Ford Motor Company to determine suitable hues for a new model in Australia.
A special arrangement grants Reuters World Service and other racial information services usage in the compilation of intelligence for publication with all rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand.
The headmaster and pupils at Pehapen Park showcase in a markets day style event with Stall displays, crafts, and demonstrations. Children receive instruction in woodwork, sewing, and domestic tasks while vendors, families, and officials observe exhibitions, prizes, and arbiter reports on progress and training.
Fragmented OCR lists student names, places, marks, and event notes from Catholic Schools prize examinations held in May across multiple towns including Queanbeyan Bungendore and Peaden. The text shows participant names, schools, and scoring markers with scattered dates and locations.
A fragmented portrayal of a notable woman linked to Byron and the Romantic era. The text sketches her influence, flaws, and the social scrutiny surrounding her, contrasting public fame with private turmoil and the era’s reformist currents.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mr Aitken and tax computations with names Te, Muir, Imcharee, and sums such as £5/10/9. It references income or values and a legal or official department, with additional numbers like 11/8. The text is unreadable in parts but suggests an official financial notice context.
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