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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
7
The piece surveys a growing women's movement in Persia, noting debates over dress, public behavior, and the role of women in society. It cites voices urging reform while others resist, with emphasis on political and social implications for aliya and family life.
A sequence of threatening letters following a violent incident prompts authorities to consider reforms. The letters reference suspects and ages, with mentions of legal action and potential protective measures. Investigators press for clarity as they pursue leads and assess risk to the public.
Sydney court reviews Arup Halroys Taylor’s appeal after a two year sentence for fabe wistenhess and at restatement of conduct. The judge notes Taylor’s travel to New Zealand with his wife and decides to amend part of the sentence, outlining the rehabilitation portion.
A Kandos meeting of strikers at the Portland Cement Company's works agreed to resume work tomorrow after discussions at Kandos. The gathering at the Mira site urged return to duties to settle the dispute.
A speaker describes how even vast horsepower cannot do much work in a fraction of a second yet notes the potential for immense energy transfer. The discussion covers electricity, dynastic force, and the speed of light as theoretical limits, with references to recent measurements and the Heat aty Wayion context.
Robert Naylor argued before Mr. BeMahon that wireless licensing infringed the Constitution. The Central Court discussed whether radio licensing violates the 1909 consolidation and could be treated as a matter for federal law. The judge noted potential significance and planned to await the High Court's decision, though not all grounds were admitted.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a billiards world record event with references to Theestan Water tindrum and McCatoshiy. It mentions Newman’s 12a on September 9, 1878 and a 2024 date, with unclear details about records and locations.
A historical note discusses high speed photography enabling observation of rapid processes, noting film counts from 8200 to 20900 frames per second and the impracticality of long viewing times for audiences. It highlights potential future devices and the value of fast imagery in studying machinery.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a reference to a measurement or score of 2.743 by someone named Smith on November 4 1928 and a prior application linked to Horan or total action. The text is incomplete and unclear about context or event.
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