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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
6
An old guide explains common play time injuries such as calf muscle ruptures and upper biceps strains from tennis. It covers immediate treatment with pressure bandages, rest, and gradual movement, plus when to seek a doctor for severe pain and swelling. It notes elbow strain from improper swings and emphasizes rest, massage, and gentle rehab after swelling subsides.
In a crowded Cooramundry race hall a suave Dick Moyer courts Miriam Wakefield amid music and flirtation. He resists rival Selwyn while vowing to protect his beloved land, then racing drama erupts as Black Boss the filly is stolen, prompting a furious pursuit to recover the horse at the railway yard.
A fragmented reminiscence on how printing transformed textiles from hand embroidered and plain materials to printed cottons. It notes the role of invention, the wife’s influence, and early block printing leading to modern textile printing and woven patterns.
In Sydney the Health Minister Mr Hughes said there is no need for alarm over the infantile paralysis outbreak in Victoria or other parts of Australia. He noted investigations into American treatments and suggested benefits may reach Australia soon if effective. The text also includes historical notes on printing in Europe and France, mentioning trade and its global spread, though the passage is fragmented and mixed with unrelated content.
Sydney reports the Commonwealth Government trade diversion policy drawing sharp criticism from the Spay Chamber President Hawkes. He argued Japan objected to Australian policy, noting ongoing harrassment months and non satisfactory outcomes harming peaceful relations and implying Japan’s actions were unpredictable.
In New York on Tuesday Blatch trained for an upcoming bout with Australian rival Guggino. Despite a recent bad bout, his manager Charles Lucia expressed optimism, praising his condition though noting sparring partners have not shown strong form. A win is needed to secure future opportunities.
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