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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
4
A fragmented historical notice discusses withholding publication of a frank letter. It includes personal claims about appearance, clothing, and an exhortation to try Keoschen Salts as a health and energy product with endorsement by unnamed individuals. The text weaves scandalous tone with a medicinal pitch and retail details for the salt tonic.
The report outlines the approaching Tennis Q D T A tournament with details on entries and handicaps. Notable matches and players are mentioned, including promising performances by Shua Thorn and efforts by Te conference contenders. The event features mixed doubles, doubles, and singles handicaps with winners to be celebrated by officials.
The court schedules a Monday hearing for Hoxein over 66,000 vismmtages by Caymin ds Great ad and related parties as the Matfonnblan Holla uber inferient. The civil WINN of the Synceme Court will commence on Savonotwr 2s with the presence of Kin ait dawn.
Mr Whindon announced the state lottery plan to increase prizes. The crowd discussed diverting funds to taxes and public works as the majority of buyers favored the new scheme.
In a Kawiler Cement Co operation at a Sydney quarry, Frank Sshuett, 45, died from wounds sustained when struck by blasting material during a Va sei operation. The incident left a gaping head wound and occurred amid other injuries.
An elderly woman remains devoted to dark hair, following a popular preparation marketed by A. Campbell and others. The ad-style note claims the product will restore youth, claiming a “grey-nitrid version” and lasting effects, with instructions to buy from listed merchants in several towns. It presents a sensational cure tone common to period beauty fads.
The Guanateyan Colt showcases a full programme on Sunday nest featuring hot water, tea, and municipal attendance. Forty Kolter’s friends are invited to a silent-inducing day with a morning golf stroke team event and a separate women’s event followed by a drive. Other attractions include novelty events for kids and a men’s and women’s golf drive.
Money carried out inquiries into the death of Marie Warthsam nineteen found in Sydney Harbour today. Detectives traced a Norwegian vessel tied at the port where two other witnesses saw a ship Friday night. The body showed a mark of injury and was located about five hundred yards from the berth.
Melbourne style wool sale report from Sydney notes uneven activity and irregularities in bidding after last week's close. Prices visible for several lots show mixed results with greasy wool in several bales and a substantial private sale portion.
Market bulletin notes a delayed start at Homebush Abattoirs with 14 800 sheep and 1 100 cattle yarded. Prices were generally lower for most sections though brisk for sheep and lambs. quality was fair to average and competition remained strong in several lines.
A Sydney or Adelaide area report describes a tanker named Pulpit Palm and possible lights or meteors seen at sea. The sequence includes a white light, a later fall, and a third light. No injuries or definitive details about the objects were found after searches.
Melbourne market notes show jg Strang completing sales of wool and pieces filled a daily pay. The week’s summary lists broad wool movement and highlights the ongoing trade during a calm Melbourne Monday session.
Fragmented OCR text reports NRA meeting notes with references to awards and individuals. Names such as Hussey, Taylor, Dovay appear with unclear roles. The item mentions Canberra and prize money but remains garbled and incomplete.
The readable text shows a damaged fragment mentioning a printed notice, a publishing location, and the remnant of an office address in Casberrn. It references a company and a capital-free issue but lacks clear dates or names to establish a full event or action.
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