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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
3
An odd device named Widney brake was showcased in London, a free-wheel clutch system fitted to the front shaft intended to allow reverse rotation and one-way drive. It promises to lock the inner race and allow controlled neutral behavior on inclines, offering a potential anti-skid improvement and hands free hold on hills.
A Queanbeyan magistrate heard a case regarding alleged insults exchanged after a dog dispute. Coppin, a duco painter, testified he visited Morrlanet Street to reclaim a dog said to belong to him. The defendant was accused of abusing Harrie during the visit and was fined 20 pounds plus costs.
Fragmented OCR describes a controversial weight loss method with references to a young woman’s 28 pound loss, claims of artificial aid, and a convoluted sequence of names and dates. The text cites medical figures, dubious products, and a promise of rapid fat reduction, but remains unclear and unsourced.
A partial report notes a meeting or gathering tied to the Most company at Bowdon Coabarra with references to dates and officials. Specific names, places, or outcomes are unclear in the readable text, but the item centers on a corporate or organizational activity and an associated locale.
In a Mount of Petty Sessions hearing at the Capitol Cafe on Christmason Eve a man Constantine Levantin faced charge after a knife incident with three youths. Constable Jones testified Levantin admitted trouble arose from torment by the youths and that a knife wound occurred during the clash near the cafe kitchen. Barry, one of the witnesses, described the knife display and threats, with prior record and hospital treatment noted. Levantin pleaded not guilty, claiming conflict stemmed from drunken behavior by the youths and denying consent or intent. He was fined and sentenced to a short term in prison with restitution partly suspended.
Sir Salevna Campbell, holder of 272 mph record, unveils features of the new Blue Bird twin wheel design for a Daytona attempt. The aircraft inspired racer emphasizes four driving tyres, streamlined body, merged radiator, and advanced brakes to achieve higher traction and stability on the 10 mile hard sand strip.
A confusion erupted after a Greek individual entered a cafe and allegedly mistreated the proprietor at night. A further incident at another establishment involved a young Greek associate and a female assistant. the assailant was later arrested following a pale, unclear sequence of events.
Charlton trains intensely to regain Australian form for the 1986 Olympic Games with daily yards and a planned Sydney Berlin campaign. His employer supports his efforts as Charlton targets New South Wales and quarter mile championships on February 15 and 27, facing Noel Ryan and Ivan Tasik in key bouts.
Buyers at Sydney Homebush priced 2000 head of sheep and lambs with strong fall in prices. Cattle sold firm with prime beef and well grown stock well represented. quotes show sheep 3 to 18 shillings, lambs 10 to 24 shillings, cattle at 4 to 11 pounds per 100 pounds live weight. Australian record for distance running noted. uncertainty about Manly and Melbourne events referenced.
Public notices list weights for Wednesday at Rosebery and announce a Canberra event on January 8 for tabolke endurance. Jobs advertised include relief work with experience in fret aid, tool mare ening, hammer and drift work. Applicants must report by ten in the morning on Wednesday January seventh.
The Canberra based Neptune Swimming Club shows a season lead with multiple pool and club records broken. Despite many awintierd juniors, the club’s sprint and relay times improved, led by swimmers tied to the local Canberran program and reported by the secretary.
Race schedule outlines divisions and times with notes on juvenile events and divisions. Mentions rates and amendments but is partially garbled with unreadable sections.
A historical note highlights Oxford wear trends among American men, with declines in ankle looseness and a shift to better fitting shoes. Experts credit nature and advanced manufacturing for improved fits, while car travel fuels renewed demand for durable footwear.
Demolition of the old bridge at Cartiaa wharf near Bog Junction began Saturday with temporary trestles and crane work. The structure was removed by 4 p m Sunday and a new bridge installed by 4 18 p m with careful scaffolding and reinforcements completing the replacement.
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