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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1973
Page
3
A fragment from a Life magazine page shows cryptic crossword clues and clues’ notes. It references puzzle entries, solution notes, and mentions a page number and various garbled terms. The OCR yields a jumble of words, with scattered names and possible puzzle hints throughout the text.
A fragment lists events from Tuesday to Thursday including a Christmas card fair, the annual meeting of a women’s association, a Canberra university event, and various social gatherings. Names and places are garbled but indicate schedule items and attendees.
Intelligible fragments reference weather, schedules, and notices across a crowded page. Names like Margaret Pere, Brian Sasi, and various place hints appear amid oblique lines about news, commerce, and events. The text preserves a snapshot of a busy newspaper page with scattered items and themes.
The essay traces how space in painting has evolved from fixed perspective to Cubist multi viewpoints. It notes the blank canvas as a potent image, the move beyond oil on canvas, and the expansion of scale to invite viewer participation in a vast, unfolding visual space.
A scrambled OCR listing channel identifiers and show prompts. Mentions include Channel 7 blocks with test pattern, various show names and hosts, and a mix of times and program notes, with Channel 2.0 and weather notes interspersed. The readability is fragmentary, yielding no clear program lineup.
A scrambled TV radio guide fragment lists programs and host names such as Mike Willeare, Roving Eve, and Thomas with dates and numbers. It references The Mike Wath Show, The Piiatate men, Hogan's Herts repeats, and a Great Temptarian segment, showing a chaotic regional broadcast lineup and host credits.
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