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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
3
A 69 year old man describes severe rheumatic and lumbago pain lasting six months. After three weeks of Kruschen Salts with hot water he improved and, continuing a small daily dose in tea, reports full relief and ongoing health.
A fragmentary review notes a book titled Green Envelopes Memory of War by An Winknawh Soldier. It discusses war letters to loved ones, the Homes and villages shaped by conflict, and the emotional pull of annecdotal war correspondence from a postwar London publication.
An unreadable OCR passage describes a crime scene with mentions of a felon, a house, and detective notes. Names and places are garbled, but references to a suspect, a street, and a police record dating from the 1940s appear amid distorted text.
A garbled note describes various cheques tied to indemnities and payments linked to the Treaty era. Mentions individuals such as Carnegie and Cleveland, Japanese minister, and the United States, with references to Bank of England and central transactions. The passage is incomplete and notes multiple old financial actions without clear chronology.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a court claim about damages to a pony. Names such as Arthur and Marmubra appear amid garbled text. The article references a meeting, a plan, and an embattled defendant, with uncertain outcomes and dates.
A historical note describes clams and Mother of Pearl used in a fortified feed or culture medium. It mentions nutritional preparation, heating guidelines, and a possible paste or mixture heated to around 25 C to 4 C, with references to specific clam types and their roles in developing features of shellfish or associated products.
Fragmented OCR item lists numerous names and terms, mentioning EPSOM AND METROPOLITAN and a long sequence of possibly race or committee names. Readable entities include Adrian, Hobashon, Kitarnes, Laquxeioua, Moon, Dukes, Nuch Mareh, and MA Kent among others, but the exact event or action remains obscured.
A fragmentary report details horses being scratched after injuries amid a tense race day. Names and places are unclear in the OCR text, but officials referenced matchups and further scrutiny of participants and outcomes.
Metropolitan commission on Maximite faces scrutiny as meetings discuss policy measures and potential reforms. Officials and observers weigh impacts on city planning, budgets, and public services amid ongoing debates.
A fragmented report describes a dispute over a bookmaker payment involving a woman named Hamer and an event tied to a Monday date. The text references Nathlem and a Newnakier Frottased Yo, with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
The fragmentary text discusses durability of feather leather and weaving techniques from ancient times. References to craftsmen, regions, and possible dates suggest a study of historical materials used in leatherwork and fabric production.
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