12 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 12, 1935
Page
1
In a crowded Victoria Park program the Flying Handicap and Nups eny Handicap draw attention with strong fields and multiple divisions. Names like Western Handicap, Palm Disne, and Melina surface among a dense list of entrants. Dense occluded text references weights, divisions, and start times, with racing notes hinting at early favorites and potential upsets.
The text records the opening of Bundanoon Hall with Mr Stevens as host. It notes a formal ceremony and mentions attendees, including the premier Mo Stevens, and party lines. Details are garbled but indicate a significant local event with speeches and recognition.
Rounding a chaotic page of racing results, the article lists horses such as BARNEY ALTO Ard and BRITISH MARIO with distances, times, and placements. It records dividing divisions, winners, and notable contenders across multiple heats and track events.
An old style ad extols Colgate toothpaste for kids, claiming it cleans teeth, removes stains, and protects delicate stomachs with its gentle formula. It emphasizes brushing twice daily and offers assurances about enamel safety while urging parents to use Colgate to keep children’s teeth bright.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hat 8 and Saano with unclear actions. It references a location Soule Bell College and a 10 take context. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving an inconclusive note on events or affiliations.
Fragmented text references horse racing events, a stadium scene, and multiple names and places, with mentions of Tanner, Macy, Mary, and Darl among others. The piece reads like a noisy sports page excerpt detailing races, performances, and crowd observations without cohesive narrative.
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