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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes discuss various French rulers and titles from the seventeenth to eighteenth centuries, mentioning kings such as Louis and Napoleon and terms like emperor and regent. The passage is garbled, with names and places unclear, but references a sequence of rulers and royal ranks across Europe.
A brief death notice states Mr. Charles Dean Teint is cremated at home in Pohing'e ot boretan Fedent sled peerathy. The obituary notes years in a distant location and a wealth claim as part of the life summary, with the body cremated in a private home setting according to local custom.
A fragmentary note describes a decorative ceiling display titled Cards in the Clouds. It mentions a banner or arrangement by ENO and Dash Wt, with illegible tidy text suggesting a local or school event and a display setup.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a vague Bay of Biscay reference in a May of Hiecaut tale, noting absence of a modern exit and a disputed toponym Hiseaye once applied to a Puntin coastal diatrit. Mention stretches from Cape Orivgal to inland Artenay with uncertain Atlantic approach.
A fragmented 1920s style article stresses increased car speeds and quicker braking as keys to road safety. It cites improved tires and engines, urges driver education, and notes that human error remains a major factor in accidents.
Period covering October 36 to October 10 shows total motor registrations: 12 cars, 39 lorries, and 201 motor cycles. Classified makes include two Chevrolets, two Fords, one Dodge, and one Terrier.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a voyage or expedition with a focus on exploration and encounters. Mentions Me. W. Stare among leaders, references to poems and an astronomy theme, and noting limited recoverable details about a venture and its events.
The article explains indigestion arising from hasty eating and hot weather, noting symptoms like breathlessness and fatigue. It endorses a reliable stomach remedy, described as mild and gentle, aimed at regulating the system and aiding weak digestion. It stresses active attention to food, proper pace, and a gentle approach to restore health and vigor.
Kensington racing results include multiple divisions with winners Morley Belwyn Maid of Fashion Bridge Gold Pillar and Prince McE, noting margins from a length to a short neck, race times around 1.14 to 1.83, and payouts such as 10 to 1 in various divisions. The meeting lists 140 Handicap, Flying Handicap, Trial Stakes, and Kensington Handicap events with divisions and winner prices.
Melbourne racing notes from Findon Hunt Club at Sandown Park include the Findon Harrier Handicap and related races. Carbine winner prices and margins are noted with minimal readable details, listing several horses and winning distances.
A jumble of misspelled names and garbled phrases appears as a scratched listing from Wednesday. Multiple odd spellings blend into a chaotic set including Amid names like Trymady Tock and Dreaminin, with references to ALC AIL engagements and various pseudo proper nouns.
In Melbourne on Wednesday the Legislative Assembly passed a bill with a slanted amendment to regulate a Butt of Face daye in the Metropolitan region after an all-night session.
A fragmented notice describes a zoo setup in a London stable at Anetrus with domestic animals. It mentions a homekeenr and a 100 ater horme stabled at the dope, plus another animal. A private 608 mre wes Indian mankern with hare wheels is noted, along with a viuen companion or owner who walks the landen. Rabbits and pigs are referenced among the animals.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Metropolitan candidate and an incident at a mall in Washington during an exercise. The readable parts mention a candidate named Dyson or Byedney and a note about a discredited situation and removed fod, but the content is highly garbled with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Melbourne reports describe the Derby candidate Momur running the furlongs, finishing well before pulling up. Weetnoming and Potter Weutneminy are noted inquires about a possible poison taken in error. A hospital death is reported for a jewellers casualty, with unclear location and details.
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