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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1941
Page
5
A historic list outlines infant care practices emphasizing air exposure, hygiene, feeding, clothing, sleep, exercise, and sun exposure. It advocates regular baths, clean preparation, and gradual skin exposure while warning against kissing the baby on the mouth and stressing supervision during sun and outdoor time.
Recipe fragment describes making a jelly dessert with raspberry jelly, raisins, prunes, citron peel, cinnamon, cloves, sugar, and whipped cream. Instructions include boiling syrup and folding in stiffly beaten egg white and whipped cream, with sherry added to taste.
Instructions describe peeling and chopping melon and oranges, removing seeds, boiling with water, straining to extract juice, then boiling juice with sugar for twenty minutes before bottling. Ingredient list notes 12 oranges, portioned melon, and sugar ratios per pint of juice.
Sir Joly Kirwan, President of the Legislative Council, addressed a large audience at the Savoy Hotel on forms of government. He argued Parliament restrains democracy and urged understanding of parliamentary government based on decades of study. He recalled international parliamentary gatherings in London and Rome with Australian delegates Kiernan and Grant.
The speaker describes the Empire Parliamentary Association linking parliaments across the British Empire and abroad. He recalls attending the Prague conference with Western Australia’s branch, noting delegates from many nations and World statesmen, including Muscat and Goering, as part of a broader Parliament of the world concept.
Peel and dice melon to small pieces and seedless slices. Mix with a small amount of sugar and simmer to soften. Blanch and peel tomatoes then chop into small bits. Combine with melon in a preserving pan and cook about 30 minutes until clear. Bottle and seal the finished jam.
The article discusses pale anaemic skin and pimples, mentioning remedies like tretinoin based formulations and ceramides. It references doctors and researchers such as Williams and Teresford, noting perceived benefits for a fragile health system and energy improvement.
The RAF chief replies to Soviet pilots greetings in Russian papers. He says the two air forces share a fight for freedom and pledge to continue battling the invaders with pride in the Russians’ gallant efforts.
In opening remarks the Duce declared Parliament and its system useless to Italy arguing parliamentary government was a failure that brought the nation to ruin. He likened it to a cumbersome slow machine and warned MPs chase elections over state welfare. Goering echoed similar views.
A long-scan of letters and opinions critiques middle-class values and public services, denouncing indolent elites and praising reformers. It compares social tensions to the milk industry crisis, with commentary on broadcasting, pronunciation, and national discourse, noting the clash between producers and retailers and the struggle for fair prices.
The text discusses past parliaments and their parliamentary systems. It notes severe condemnations of certain regimes and reflects on the evolution of parliamentary tolerance. It mentions long histories from the 10th century and contrasts them with modern times and governance challenges.
A damaged notice describes a flax contract set to last for twelve months after the war. It mentions government involvement and pricing concerns within a broad wartime procurement context. The text contains garbled phrases and unclear names, but centers on postwar contract terms and state oversight.
Excited women kissed Pte. A. E. Clitherow as he brought soldiers and relatives from three towns to Ade aid. A woman found a note in his diary while others arranged to send letters and parcels for his return to the front. He still has 14 messages to deliver.
The article outlines using dry scraps and shells in poultry feed, mixing a handful of grain over the mixture, and daily use of soft scraps. It emphasizes careful drying of the material and regular feeding to keep fowls healthy and productive.
A fragmentary recipe describes preparing vegetable marrow jam. It instructs boning marrow, dicing pulp, sugar, overnight standing, then boiling with water and ginger, adding acid and sugar, until jelly forms, and sealing in jars. Several apparatus and measures appear garbled and partially unreadable.
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