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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
6
An old text touts yeast as life giving and fast acting boosting energy mood digestion and alertness. It promises rapid relief from fatigue constipation and brain fog and promotes a general feeling of freshness and vitality through daily use.
A fragmentary local page notes Weather/Vhem events and a mix of names such as Mari, Lowry, Veaeuity, and Mare. It references a convention of artists and a public gathering at the park with a performance, while mentioning pay and duties of participants. The text is garbled but suggests a community event with several individuals and groups involved.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions missing warriors and various names and places. The text includes scattered phrases about danger, oaths, and battles, with numerous garbled names like Arnrt and Gh kr Whe. The incomplete passage hints at a wartime or casualty context but provides no coherent events.
Report describes Windsor era curfew tightening in London as crowds clash and authorities try to restore order. Residents note hours of darkness, police patrols, and disrupted daily life while lawyers chase cases and families remain in fear.
A report on sports activities within the Combined Federal Capital Territory with listing of participants and schools involved. Names of officials and venues appear, though text is garbled. The piece notes competition dates and expected events, highlighting local interest in youth athletics.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about St Christopher’s, a teased Mat dean, various garbled names, and references to locations and lines. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a cohesive event or clear entities.
Radio schedule notes music news and light features with programs on Muse cricket results and Melbourne theatre and recital events. Includes weather updates and sporting results with celebrity concert listings and talks on science and culture.
A fragment discusses sparrow food needs in London and notes seasonal birthing and multiple broods. It observes sparrows persisting through December and hints at urban challenges to their nesting. The text blends casual observation with questions about sparrow behavior in the city.
In Barley Rarey North East Lancashire a toy mill near a brook behind Pondie Hall sustains the cotton trade amid hardship. The mill operates with modern machinery and has rarely stopped except holidays in fifteen years. No weaver ever drew unemployment benefit.
A travel through the Canberra area recalls rugby league coverage with team form, key players, and a North versus South focus. Mentions of Mills, Sprague, and Halls appear alongside reports on defense, attack, and the coming fixtures list for Saturday.
A Daily Man contributor quotes a famed doctor who estimates a man's body contains purchasable ingredients. He assigns water, fat, carbon, phosphorus, salt, lime, and sulfur values as elements of a joke about human composition. The piece ends with a quip about an Einstein or village idiot.
The Gosford meeting features maidens with likely contenders and a winning plan. Winners include plans for Wain Surseily and Stewards noting prices around 6 to 11, with tote odds and notable performances reported for each race.
A fragmented report from Sydney outlines efforts by state authorities to tighten laws amid rising fear and unrest. Officials discuss potential penalties and regulatory changes while public debate grows about security and governance.
A special serum delivery machine departed Le Touget ware with three tubes of Pasteur Institute serum. En route via Munich and Budapest it aimed for Alexandria to aid a four year old paralyzed child, seeking urgent life-saving treatment.
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