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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1939
Page
3
A fragmented report notes a new milk record set in a regional area involving teams and individuals from Wyandotte and Minnesota. Details are unclear but imply athletic and dairy production accomplishments with local reaction and expectations for upcoming events.
In Sydney on Friday a critic urged withdrawal and redrafting of a half baked national insurance plan. Chairman Brigden of the National Insurance Commission noted limited cooperation with doctors and poor provision for unemployment relief, calling the scheme a possible national burden and urging government action.
An alliance within the Air Force details a monoplane Wing A conversion to a byplane for takeoff tests. The liner, Weichine, would carry 30 passengers at 220 mph cruising speed powered by four 1000-horsepower engines. The plan notes crew of two pilots, a radio operator, a flight engineer, a cook, and two stewards.
London reports strong global interest as three years of secret development culminate in an auxiliary retractable wing on Fairey Company’s new 270 mile an hour air liner. The design, part of an upcoming liner, signals advances in aerodynamic efficiency and performance for international operators.
The weekly schedule lists multiple churches in Kingston offering services on the third Sunday after Motphany and Epiphany including Holy Communion, Evensong, sermons, and children's services. Roman Catholic and Presbyterian services are noted, with events at St Christopher's St Patrick's Causeway and local halls. Various denominations such as Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Salvation Army, Christadelphians, and Christian Science feature morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings.
Chang the Chinese magician presents mystery and magic at the Albert Hall in a program with his company. The show promises illusion and entertainment for those escaping reality. Chang will not appear on Monday evening.
Eleven year old boy from East Goulburn was admitted to John Hospital with deep lacerations to the left foot after cutting it with an axe. Ambulance officers reported the tendon exposed and the patient was stabilized for surgery.
Readers debate Mr Wells and his view that history should be interpreted to fit his methods. Critics warn that adopting new historical interpretations could weaponize history as propaganda, intensifying turmoil. They defend traditional faith in national cultures and the value of diverse pasts to maintain peace.
World Wide Radio Link reports a Salute of Nations with 47 countries staging a series of unprecedented events. National programs broadcast Sundays at 1 30 p.m. EST starting April 28, relayed by NBC CBS ABC to the United States and around the world. Lord Tweedsmuir set to speak February 5 from Ottawa. The effort aims at international harmony through invention and industry, with nations celebrating at the Fair and leaders present.
The article promotes daily fruit consumption for all ages and outlines affordable options across seasons. It covers raw fruit, juices, canned and dried varieties, and simple cooking methods to maximize flavor and health, including slow oven preparation and careful washing.
Make up hints emphasize choosing foundation to suit skin condition and tone. For dry skin use light powder, for oily skin choose heavier powder. Use a lighter top dusting during the day with clean puffs to avoid skin troubles and achieve even texture.
A bush fire damaged culverts on the Bathurst to Goulburn road via Crookwell blocking major crossings. The N.R.M.A. plans to probe possible through traffic to Crookwell via Newbridge and Trunkey while alternate routes through Caloola to Trunkey and Rockley to Trunkey are also impassable due to culvert destruction.
Police extend the inquiry into Harriet Jans Patience who vanished in October. Aimed at locating the missing person, the investigation includes renewed ground and public appeals as authorities pursue new lines of inquiry.
Fragmented OCR text reports progress on shale oil industry development in OU Pty. with mentions of parliamentary secretary and a company error likely reflecting early 20th century industrial planning. Faint references to a workforce of 120 men and various misread names suggest a political-administrative context around initiation of shale operations.
Coroner heard that Robert Mendby shot Mrs Morris on a December date, withDorothy Wendby recalling events. Mendby reportedly sought money from Mrs Morris and her family, later dying by suicide. The inquest concluded Loulay Morrie was murdered by Mendby who then killed himself.
Adelaide Police Court heard gallery director Laula McCubbin charged with drinking in a hotel after hours. The case involved Sir John Wongetel and Gideon of Adelsine, with the sum of damages cited between £3000 and £5000 and later related financial figures emerging from the recent events, as reported in Adelaide on Friday.
The article describes a sequence of linked Danish exercises to energize mornings. It details arm swings, trunk bends, and leg actions to loosen the chest, shoulders, and back, emphasizing smooth transitions between moves and keeping weight and posture correct.
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