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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
4
A clipped, fragmented report recounts a prisoner and his pet mice during confinement. The piece notes interactions with a warden or guard, mentions a central discipline area, and some routine actions inside a jail setting. Strong entities include the prisoner, a warden, and a penal facility. The text is sporadic but preserves core incident of inmate and animal within the prison.
Fragmentary notes discuss women’s topics in 19th century schooling, hinting at domestic instruction and community roles. The readable portions mention teachers guiding girls, local expectations, and debates on curriculum, with scarce concrete details remaining.
A faded garbled guide explains washing wool garments in cold water and gentle agitation. It stresses soaking, gradual warming, and rinsing to restore softness, prevent shrinkage, and keep colors. Proper drying and avoiding heat are advised to maintain fabric integrity.
Fragmented OCR describes rubber mats for sinks with garbled lines about making, sizing, and use. It mentions arranging cloves and items on a table and suggests a mat form. content is unclear and partially nonsensical but centers on a DIY rubber sink mat concept and safety notes.
A historical note describes Woods promoting a peppermint remedy as a cure for chills and hacking coughs. The ad highlights a local remedy with claims of quick relief.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or persons. The readable bits mention weights, locations, and nonsensical phrases. No coherent incident or names to form a proper news item.
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