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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
3
Fragmented obituary style text recalls W M Admans retirement from the Senate and the reactions of colleagues including the President pro tempore and Kinwamnity. It hints at his service, a possible reappointment, and speculation about future writings on the Commonwealth, with varied garbled phrases and names embedded.
Mr Parkhill indicated the government would pursue changes to unemployment relief and public works funding, pledging to use Cabinet Territory funds and seek broader employment measures. He defended prior steps while acknowledging criticism and vowed to align with deputation plans, domestic duties, and Parliament oversight.
A garbled report details a livestock show with 124 entries and a large poultry display. It mentions judges, export market notes, and a court action involving a local names and a six month sentence, with references to Barns Ninian and Robertson.
In Central Mosinee the Minton Withoea and Beef Owen collaborate on a local plan. The event at the Anrbedint Hall tonight features Hes Wallach and Mirae in a community service setting.
Meo Gressey states that restrictions or regulations were imposed on emulations and meat purveyors under the Public Health regulations. Wacknill notes meat purveyors with milk licenses must source milk from permitted herds and be inspected. Bread provisions and purkills defend public health aims.
Fragmented OCR text traces a tennis championship event with scattered names and illegible phrases. Mentions like Medruth and Walker appear amid unclear sponsor or location details, offering a partial snapshot of a tennis meet without coherent results.
A Copenhagen exhibit opens with Danish and foreign visitors showcasing contributions from various markets. The event, held at Viaitora hotel, features displays of arts and crafts, with many orders placed and strong federal interest noted, signaling a lively start to the fair.
A distorted London telegram notes a moneyed delegation with mixed reactions. It mentions a council and a deputation, largely unable to relate specifics, while indicating broader reputational concerns and harsh judgments affecting the case outcomes.
A garbled ad style piece touts a cream powder and skin care regimen claiming to cleanse pores and remove dust and fine particles. It promotes a non greasy formula, lightening claims of a healthier skin tone and shining appearance.
Report from Port Hombln indicates a suspected poisoning at a public hospital. A girl named Ver McPrinald died on Saturday after developing tetanus from an alleged infection after surgery. Health authorities dispatched an urgent investigation and noted two tetanus cases in the hospital.
In Sydney, a court heard a case against The Batson runt Company Ltd over permission to repossess property owned by Robert William Houston. The trainer claimed about 40 to 60 winners yearly and offered to pay 42 a week plus 83 for any winnings, provided the company would not pursue action on overdue royalties. The case, involving The Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd, was adjourned to January.
Sydney wool market held on Wednesday with total value 13,627 units. Of this 12,443 sold at auction and 1,606 privately. Under keen general competition the market remained firm. Prices ranged near strong levels for certain lines.
An obscure advertisement-like text touts Moonen Emerald Oil as a remedy for various ailments, claiming rapid relief and happy outcomes. It names fake scientists and places, promises refunds, and urges purchasing from listed suppliers amid garbled prose and dubious medical claims.
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