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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Johnson's Baby Powder with claims about weed removal. The unreadable text hints at dangers and cheaper alternatives, but the exact message and context are unclear. The piece resembles an old advertisement with shakily legible wording and potential product reassurance.
John Gribbon aged years residing with his parents at West Qdean Wegan suffered a painful accident yesterday morning when a hand caught in a door jammed his second finger of the right hand nearly severing it at the flat joint. After medical care he was sent home.
The tioth Alate Lottery drew results with First prize 71 216 awarded to CSWY Hyndienye and Mrs A Robinson. Second prize 19008 went to Maurice Syndicate with Mrs 8 Beck Box A8T2E GPC. Syndicate entries include W J Martin and Mac red North Strathfield. The 11th Lottery will be drawn Monday next.
The Vice-Chancellor Professor Wallace stated that Professor Chapman, tied to the Cancer Research funds, had no control over investments and did not sign any cheques. The remark clarifies governance and accountability within the university’s research funding.
The Keilor Hurdle program lists horses such as Ortasn, The Mirra, Purple Cap and Portraux in division races with times and weights. The Two-Year-Old Mile features Great Cape York and Barnum Miterecker among entrants, with divisions noting entries like Head Wave, Exclusive and The Squire.
Evidence gathered at the Carcoar inquest centers on the death of 79 year old John Ryan found in his hut near Blayney. Witnesses describe a gunshot wound and a bloodstained scene while named suspects and an anonymous letter are discussed. The hearing adjourned with further testimony expected tomorrow.
A young child in Killare died after apparently choking on a piece of nubbed water from a bottle. The incident occurred while playing in the yard and drinking water, leading to unconsciousness and death shortly after medical aid arrived. Authorities investigate the cause of the strangulation and medical staff attempted to clear the throat.
The second annual Police Ball by the Federal Capital Territory Police Association will be held at Hotel Canberra on Monday July 16 under patronage of the Governor-General and Lady Imaca with officials including Attorney General Latham and Minister Perkins among attendees. A dance committee has planned a special programme by Lea Pogson, music will be broadcast on 9CA from nine to ten, and supper will run 10 pm to 2 am under Hotel Canberra management.
Canberra male choir presents Nautical Minstrel show Sailors Don t Care at Capitol Theatre on August 1 with pirates costumes and sea shanties. First half features The Witching Hour film thriller starring I Gey Binding John Meiliday Judith Allen and Tom Brown. The production promises lively singing dancing and humorous nautical scenes in a period style program.
Reports from England describe a process of electrically treating mineral oils to produce rapidly oscillating electrons that swell oil molecules and enhance chemical properties. Commercial adoption began in Belgium about twenty years ago and is said to extend oil life and stability, with potential for aviation and automotive engines though conditions differ for aircraft.
The article reports results from the Golf Championships in Sydney with both amateurs and associates. Winners included Aim Fereter defeating West Dormm 6 and 4 in the women's match and Phampron beating C. Ruwald 4 and 3 in another match.
A Canberra reader argues that chosen debate topics are abstruse and fail to attract public interest. He criticizes Mr Millet for implying the public should attend debates for entertainment and suggests national or broader matters like Northern Territory development and Aboriginal policy as better fits for local societies.
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