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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
3
A long column of recipes and domestic guidance covers dressing eggs and asparagus preparations, salads, and omelets. It offers tips on cleaning methods, window care, fire safety, stain removal, and food coloring plus pastry crust details and patty making with egg glaze and oven times.
Household hints show methods to restore burnt dishes by soaking and scraping. It suggests lemon juice on warts and preserving room scent with ammonia and Cologne water. It includes fabric stain removal with salt and milk and cleaning ink on fabrics with milk and rubbing.
The passage describes making a packed picnic dish by mincing meat or using cooked meat, adding herbs, salt, pepper, sour or gravy, and forming a light fat paste. It reads like a terse kitchen instruction with imprecise quantities and substitutions.
A London writer extols a Face cream regime as transformative beauty practice. It promotes open-air living, gentle massage, light clothing, and daily breathing and stretching, claiming clear skin and vitality with consistent effort and fresh-air exposure.
The article argues beauty grows gradually through steady health practices. It praises upright posture, regular walking with a book balanced on the head, and observing favorable conditions to improve warmth of skin and carriage. It notes health advances reveal themselves quickly and beauty is earned by consistent effort rather than fast magic.
A Ladies' eterial writer argues women lack formal schooling in household economics yet manage budgeting for basic daily needs. The piece notes that as women face housekeeping accounts they sometimes achieve satisfactory returns, while questioning the notion of young girls owning kitchens or gardens of their own.
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