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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
6
An old view blamed outdoor work for rheumatism, but new knowledge ties the ailment to time poison and heart effects. It notes that most deaths in people under forty stem from a related disease and promotes Torrison's Pills as the remedy, urging removal of time poison.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a patient likely named Kipaly Neughtourn and an event at a hospital infirmary with references to regents, metals, and medical procedures. It includes broken phrases about pills, pain relief, copper hints, and unclear dates or locations, yielding a vague health related notice with no clear outcome.
Bobby Jones loses to a rival contender in a tense live rate match. The result follows a prior upset of Robt June and a notable error by the former champion.
An unclear OCR text describes a fresh stage production in London tied to a salary dispute and a fundraising effort. Mentions a new play about Captain Beotts Boul Vole and a possible Metairie or Myaniaehite setting, with earlier references to a Mr Hicherr and a funding campaign.
The winner is Mrs Duncan Wraser with 82 at Omen's Golf. Other results include Mrs Gundry 1 up and down, Mics Jamin 12 down, Mrs Stanlane 3 down, Aten Bruce 411 down, Mew Thirpe down, Min Heart 22 8 down, Mrs Dyer 86 4 down, Myo Staal 46 8 down.
A fragmented report details an afternoon event at Northbourne with tea, weather, and attendees including W Tleknee, Goines Street, Tirade, and notable individuals like T.G. Marshall and Stina Welch. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the piece references a cadet or cadens ceremony and a list of attendees including Miners Names Steinwan and Fick een tine ony ST.
A Canberra pageant notes Walter Kigby performing with Madame Joy Mearden at a recent Town Hall concert. The Herald reports on the reception, praise for soprano performances, and the strong support from the Canberra Musical Society. The piece credits Harold Williams and Mayiton with accompanying duties and notes the event drew a large audience and support from local musical societies.
A fragment mentions Pulae Beauty and a faster claim at the Aplen Gi heroin case, implying links to Lvaines. The readable text shows no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes beyond these connections.
A critical survey of Galsworthy's plays notes balanced characters and breadth of roles. It praises restraint and actor latitude while questioning some dramatic choices and the author’s self indulgence in certain works.
A fragmentary film review notes German import attempts in England, Liverpool ship city, and aimson on moral themes. It discusses performances by Thor encouragingly, the Mother role, and notes on screen versus stage direction. Partial references include The Nim and Half an Hour within London theatre.
A fragmented critique explores how theatrical tragedy and comic farce intertwine in modern drama. The piece discusses audience expectations, emotional restraint, and the tension between solemn themes and entertaining performance while noting creators and characters that evoke both respect and skepticism.
A fragmented local report notes nine empty Healten in Landen, with one building likely to reopen after renovations. It mentions a general disfavor toward cinema amid wartime unrest, recalls Mary Phektord’s visit, and hints at a planned central theater with sound projection to attract audiences again.
The piece centers on a World War era story about Captain Heartis and a band of Fanatics in a hostile frontline setting. It follows Mim Mick Water and director Jenn Ferd as they navigate peril and political intrigue aboard a warfront station.
Unclear text fragment shows scattered letters and words. Key names or places are not decipherable. Summary cannot extract concrete persons organizations or events from the garbled input.
The report outlines Catan Theatres Ltd plans for a Mtate Theatre in Ady Iaide blocked by recent oral government decisions, amid tensions with the Mouth Anatolian Government. It notes Australasian operations and a 25 percent rate rise, while detailing a slate of performances by Pauline Andrey and others in London and Australia, including works by Reuchian and various stage stars.
Fragments of a serialized romance reveal Joy and Gerald in a tense, emotional scene aboard a ship. Dialogue hints at danger, forgiveness, and a hidden relationship as March winds carry distant threats and steady resolve toward a hopeful reunion.
Readable fragments indicate a jumbled report with stray phrases and names. The text suggests a chaotic account mentioning sea, ore, thieves, and feasts but no coherent events or clear entities. Further restoration is needed for a reliable summary.
London reports questionable Australian content with scattered phrases about meetings and praise for Australians. The item lacks clear events or named individuals but notes reflections on Australian impressions and reception in London.
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