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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
4
Personal notice from Cane Horne shows multiple named individuals
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including He Rath MHL arrival in Cane Horne and deaths at Hotel Cwattaaneng MF. It mentions Mr DAE Annereun, Drs. Whyl Shy, Guoak Hott Aten Inehnde, and Mrs. Sutmer of Peterahunmy. The text references Nek Pystney and Mabortiols with scattered details of services, visits, and a vic ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guoak Hott
Hrietawonk
Mee ‘Homes
Mabortiols
Sutmer
Fragmented OCR note about a December event
A partial OCR line references December and a social context with a masked event. The readable portion names no clear people, places, or organizations and provides limited detail about the incident or date.
Londit te erainally allotting thw amit Vern
The fragmentary text reads as a garbled notice mentioning a person named Vern and an allotment or grant. No clear event, date, or full names are discernible to establish a definite newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boney
Fibler
Pew
Mart
VotVine IK
Ciywerit
Tamoun Teader
Sures
OM Hattatlon
Thin Raat
Viet
Wenton Meyers
Pho Cormatalh Valuating Cn
Ydney
Reading and the Great Books Vision in History
The essay argues that books shape life beyond schooling, presenting them as personal and societal catalysts. It contrasts home reading with great works, praising authors who illuminate human experience and knowledge across disciplines, while warning against reducing books to mere instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luuke
Harry Boorson Komiick
Fotonius
Mamler
Charles Knllesley
Max. Songers
Wlona
Tie Bevka
Btwook
Macbeth Sian
Tom
Debate on Free Trade at Weatridge School Meeting
A Friday night debate at Weatridge School featured speakers from Haven and Victoria arguing for and against protectionist policies. Key figures included Messrs Venvitte, Nunn, Hudson, and Roberta, who defended free trade and warned that protection raises prices and harms national strength while opponents urged protective tariffs to foster domestic industries and long-term wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohiool
Weatridge
Haven
Sipport
Vach Ldo
Cho Contom
UN Parla
Indicatorn
Menara
Ft Wroinowsky
Belwarde
Miwaran
Th. Ten
Mtowm
Victoria
Avietrulia
Asm
Lnvely
Venvilla
Vreetrade
BW. Nunn
Robert Pat
Crowelll
Maclean
A. A
Mewri
Tawrency
M.A. Hom Mao
L. Hamlet
Mr. Yeoville
Tlm
Hin Argusont
Venvitte
England
Fin
Lewaldent Wilson
Hudson
Hodson
Owen
peuRrcan
Niliyrien
Germany
Harland
Minadilly
Antrutta
Austratlasn
Walling
Industziew
Koprow Derois
Robert
Jurres
Sir. Lawrence
Bate
Timber Export to England Victoria Open Market
A fragmented report discusses timber exports to England and the Victoria market. It outlines projected volumes twenty to forty million feet and potential profits, with figures on duties, commissions, and government involvement amid a stalled domestic industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Victoria
Relics of Dickens Commemoration and Trade Debate
A fragmented report recounts a Dickens commemoration event featuring Alderman Walterfield and ex-mayor remarks. It covers discussions on international trade, protectionism, and industrial policy with figures like Mr Crivelli, Mr Macleag, and Mr Mott. The piece alludes to Ford Motor Company, Jerusalem, and global market themes, noting local community ties and economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurminde
Australis Weinblaymen
Ford Motor Company
Crivelli
Fred
Jerummlem
Mr. Hien
He Lee
Feottum
Macleag
Devt
Pike
Mr. Mott
Rae
Mr. Thomas
Don Bine
Nema
Heute
Rogers
Unclear Fragment Prompts Questionably Read Text
A garbled OCR fragment asks about a prearranged event and mentions names likely misread. It references a person or group and a place, but the text is too corrupted to identify definitive entities, dates, or actions.
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