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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
7
A garbled ad lists beads, garters, and a fountain pen giveaway with drapery and heat purchases. Mentions a location near Lon Tae Wat and random names. references a fabric sale and window display items.
A fragmented ad lists men and women footwear items including boots, shoes, sandals, canvas and satin options. Mentions silk gloves and quilted gaiters with various sizes and styles. Includes references to MENS PAROS MALI HOE and several brand-like phrases, but legible items point to boots and sandals suitable as presents.
Market stall setup described for a hospital fundraiser with festive decorations and vendors. Mentions entities such as Aline Street, Sheabys Mest SCN, and Arba with references to a charity event. Includes notes on seating, refreshments, and local participation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rugby league and many proper names without coherent events or dates. The readable parts point to a general sports note or notice but lack concrete actions, scores, teams, places, or outcomes to summarize into a clear item.
Bolivian delegate plans to remain in the Pan American Conference as discussions continue on regional cooperation. Officials from Bolivia and other nations meet to discuss economic and political collaboration amid ongoing regional challenges.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a toaster, flashlight, and a company selling items with unclear claims. It references a campany over the Whe slays there and a hundred, with stray phrases about automatic plating and price. The text is largely incomprehensible, offering few usable details.
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