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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
3
A garbled recipe passage discusses sausages and variations, suggesting methods to flavor, shape, and cook them. It mentions baking in a shallow tin, serving hot, and using the mix for breakfast or lunch, with notes on molding or frying and seasoning to taste.
Fragmentary OCR item describes wide material called Feyurrel and dry sip tees with pricing and counts, mentions Perth street address Hoe Strver and various odd phrases. Contains garbled product mentions and unclear cooking notes about yolk praists.
Instructions for a jelly roll with lemon, orange zest, and orange marmalade filling. Mixed with flour, baking powder and salt then baked in a slow oven. Rolled on a towel, trimmed, and spread with marmalade before finishing.
A garbled OCR note shows a street stand offering battered sausages and fried items. It mentions a Kiwi helper and a Yorkshire padding style, with unclear names or dates. The fragment suggests a casual food stall scene rather than a formal event or listing.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Me Gatter Condumae and references a process or action with unclear context. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a clear news item.
Fragmentary cooking note describes preparing sausages with onions and oil, draining and chopping them, washing and sleeping resting, and serving with apple sauce. It mentions sage and a disly with the sausages round. The text is garbled but centers on a sausage dish with onions and apple sauce.
Fragmented note discusses woollen scarves and associated fashion trends. Mentions sophisticated styles and formal occasions. Contains unclear, garbled phrases but centers on textiles and wardrobe choices.
A local fashion note describes how simple bright accessories can transform a frock into a charming costume. It highlights features like buckles and carved scarfs, and mentions small decorative touches that elongate the silhouette and add starry appeal on the cheeky trend.
A fragmented description notes stitched black hats with veiled white trim and decorative details. It mentions round upturned brims, felt bodies, and fashion emphasis on hair visibility and veil finishes, with color notes in white and black.
A fragmented OCR item discusses fashion trends in wool wear and hair styles. It mentions color, fabric, and grooming details, with unclear names and dates. The text reads as an old advertisement or lifestyle note lacking complete sentences or attribution.
A lively fantasy unfolds with queen and worker bees planning a new home, moving into a distant light world, guiding the young, guarding nursery princesses, and pondering a crowded palace. The tale blends royal commands, bee duties, and a moral about safety and care.
Mrs. Rischbieth is a prominent figure in Western Australia known for guiding women to serve society according to their talents. Her work spans international connections among female movements, including cooperation with Great Britain on the League of Commonwealth and alliances with suffrage and leadership groups.
A feature on Mrs. Rischbieth discussing hue, pattern and needlework details. The piece mentions a Blue Ribbon winner pattern, a horse transfer design, and color guidance alongside references to women’s suffrage work with the Women Service Guilds and related conferences. It also advertises Heenzo cough remedy and travel notes.
Mrs Kischhieth led the first Australian women’s team to the Pan Pacific Women’s Assembly. In 1933 she attended the League of Nations Assembly in Geneva for Australia, and in the same year joined efforts for women’s rights and welfare. She plans to attend the 10th Congress of the International Alliance of Women for Suffrage and Citizenship in Copenhagen in July.
A testimonial from Meshia Wardung Islan claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cleared perils of anemia tiredness headaches and pimples. She reports newfound vigor clearer skin and restored nerves after a short course, praising the product as available at chemists and stores for 3 shillings per bottle.
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