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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 04, 1930
Page
2
A garbled OCR snippet describes Mr Scullin and Mr Fenton with a phone in a sitting room. It mentions a voice from Au- Willa and a crowded scene, but most names and actions are obscured by errors. No clear event or outcome emerges.
A garbled report notes cancelled naval exchange through expense concerns. It mentions Mr. Schilin Wis and references to ministers, October dates, and Royal Navy actions, with unclear names and roles. The fragment hints at government dealings and potential transfers or decisions affecting naval matters.
Disjointed lines mention pensions, Canberra and Melbournia trips, with references to Miss H Hose and Burke. Fragments hint at official duties, relocations, and a delegation schedule, but the text is garbled and uncertainty remains about exact events or dates.
Fragmented notes describe experiments by an unnamed scientist on purple colored emissions and potent rays from Death Valley rocks. References mention Venitian methods, bottles and bottles of colored dyes, and a claimed need for five to twenty years to develop a full chemical composition. The writing threads through strange terms and unclear aims, presenting a dense, visionary lab notebook tone about color, light, and potential healing or powers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an ancient battlefield near a river bend in a border region. References mention Cunt hignians, Waiatefold, and Warr with odd spellings, and a late November date. The text hints at weapons, finds, and a possible patronage or school notice without coherent narrative.
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