Safe Laxative for Women Warns of Unreliable Candy
fragmentary notice describes a laxative marketed to women and warns about unreliability and potential health concerns. The text mentions bowel effects and a vague risk, with unclear names or dates.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
5
fragmentary notice describes a laxative marketed to women and warns about unreliability and potential health concerns. The text mentions bowel effects and a vague risk, with unclear names or dates.
Citizens rally against a petrol tax increase as unions and workers voice concerns about cost of living. Protests focus on government spending and impact on households with potential policy reversals under review.
Fragmented wartime style notes indicate higher vehicle expenses and fuel shortages impacting drivers. Mentions of locations and officials are unclear but suggest a broad economic strain on transportation and mobility.
An incoherent OCR text fragment describes political themes and names in a capital city, mentioning government actions and public figures. It references staffing or committee discussions, possible electoral or policy topics, and a broad snapshot of legislative activity in a state capital. The garbled text hints at tensions and procedural notes typical of capital reporting.
Fragmented OCR text mentions government and plastic industry hints with unclear names and actions. reads as disjointed phrases lacking coherent events or readable entities.
A damaged OCR snippet lists numerous names and entities in a scattered legal notice. It references individuals such as John Tesry Swan and Aree Horxg Rdem alongside scattered place names and institutions, but the text is largely unreadable and fragmented.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
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