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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
6
A fragmented description outlines various novelty belts with unusual buckles, two tone color schemes, and decorative elements. It notes imported components, nickel buckles, and center hooks, mentioning colors like deep blue, white, and scarlet. The text hints at specialized construction and ornamental details without a clear coherent narrative.
A fragmented guide discusses methods to restore and preserve old books. It mentions leather bindings, ink removal, oiling paper, polishing leather, drying thoroughly, avoiding mildew, and using lavender smell as a mild remedy. It emphasizes careful handling to prevent further damage.
A garbled text fragment discusses blanket laundering and care methods. It mentions washing and drying steps, whitening and rubbing risks, and references to specific names and brands in a disjointed, OCR-like passage. The readable content is too fragmented to extract a coherent event or subject.
A fragment describes a meat glaze method mixing water and powdered ingredient at a specified ratio. It mentions painting the glaze onto meat and hints at readiness of the preparation. The text is garbled with several misspellings and nonsensical sections.
The piece sails through a historical mood about peridot and emeralds, tracing their noble life and wearability. It notes the peridot’s brilliance and the interplay of light with jewelry, mentioning a Bechtet nation and an island setting, with hints of local fashions and temperaments.
A brief OCR fragment mentions a meeting tone and unclear names. The readable parts reference a Weis and a f shia torm the aga, but details are incomplete and uncertain. This item preserves the stray phrases as a minimal newspaper card when content is fragmented.
A garbled OCR text mentions heat, butter, removal of white and bone, and a Far superior flavour claim. References to machines, anto limits, and a sale in Ansty on WF are unclear but imply a food production or dairy context with uncertain details.
The readable portions describe a messy recipe with almond flavor and several steps. It mentions heating, mixing, baking at a moderate oven, and letting a pudding or tart cool before serving. The rest appears garbled or nonsensical.
A muddled wartime style recipe description outlines cold beef with butter, onions, pepper and suet, baked until a crust forms. It suggests a mould turn out and serving with thick gravy and toast as a hearty accompaniment.
Fragmented notes describe preserving plums with sugar and water over two days. Mentions tasting, patting, and a tour context with unclear actions. Names and place references are garbled, but center on fruit preservation steps and testing results.
Fragmentary OCR cooking note details preparing haricot beans with a dairy mixture. Mentions draining beans, mashing components, mixing with cheese and butter, then browning briefly. Several garbled words impede clarity but core steps: soak or drain beans, combine with milk or cream, shape, heat thoroughly, top with cheese and butter, brown lightly.
Fragmentary OCR text references a health restoring tonic named Mean's Tonic NER with mentions of nervous and skin related benefits. No coherent person, organization, or event data is recoverable.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a chocolate tart recipe with steps on mixing water, crust, and filling, while interwoven text references vote timing and governance. The readable parts mention a shell and filling process and a distant note about funds and support, though many phrases are unclear.
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