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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
4
A buzz surrounds a hidden cafe found by Mustard Club members. The proprietor protests the claim of serving dry mustard with devilled steak claiming decadence and decency issues. The group debates gourmet standards and appetites amid a chase for richer dishes.
A fragmentary cricket note discusses English season theories on bowling and batting. It references experiments on wicket improvement and artificial pitches, debates over umpiring, and calls for methodical reevaluation of bowling strategies and defensive play.
Fragmentary report covers South African team with mentions of bowlers Cameron, Leach, and others. Highlights include partial scores and attention to fielding, with references to a one day match and various players’ performances, but many names and details are garbled.
A damaged OCR readout sketches a midsize market scene with commodity names, weights, and prices. It notes hides and skins trading at varying rates, listing items like avineneenite and whinings, and references locales and figures in a thrift era listing style.
A period report details farmyard disinfection and decontamination efforts after a livestock outbreak. Workers disinfected walls, yards, and equipment using chemical solutions while blocking and washing areas to reduce dust and sanitize surfaces. A movable sprinkler system and targeted cleaning reduced contamination risks.
A fragmented report describes a council meeting at a hotel concerning Emigleyors' affairs. The text references housing, competition, and a deputation observing conditions, with unclear names and dates.
Fragmented OCR text reports stock market activity and competition details from a local exchange. Mentions prices, sector tones, and consumer goods indicators with unclear proper nouns and dates.
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