Salad Setfree Povathy Coston Story
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
6
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Fragmentary notes describe ivory beads and horsehair fetishes, with references to beads from ivory and bees, or bone items. Mentions of warm water rinse and white fine beads suggest craft or trade details. The text is garbled but centers on ivory beads and related items, likely historical beads or jewelry.
A fragmented instructional passage describes methods to clean ivory and ivory substitutes. It covers polishing with lemon juice, oiling, boiling in solutions, and using alcohol and whitening agents. It notes safety steps for ivory objects, including avoiding moisture damage and testing authenticity by reaction to a wheel. It mentions cleaning piano keys with oxidizers and maintaining surface smoothness.
An old medical blurb describes biliousness with foul taste in mouth, dull pains, and irregular bowels. It claims the liver channel misdirects bile causing sour stomach, insomnia, and weakness, then touts Dr Moree's Root Pills as a cure that purifies blood and clears the system for easier digestion.
An afternoon at Queanbeyan where members and guests enjoyed croquet in a lounge setting. Mrs Oddifield and her daughter Thelin wore notable attire as games proceeded. Prizes were won by A Moore and E Green, with social chatter and light refreshments accompanying the event.
A garbled OCR fragment lists odd ingredients like fruity jam and ground rice, mentioning flour and sugar in a chaotic sequence. The text includes nonsensical phrases and stray words, lacking coherent structure or complete details of any recipe.
A Victorian style catalog lists a color plate titled Mari golds and four embroidery patterns for little girls. It also advertises How to Bring Up Your Boy by a woman doctor, with lacquer finishes. Includes articles on home and literature and mentions agents C. Gunn and J. W. Prowse.
The passage extols frying foods in a deep pan of hot oil to reduce greasiness and improve texture. It argues oil frying at high heat seals meat, prevents sogginess, and yields quick, crisp results suitable for croquettes fritters and doughnuts, with drained excess oil and simple accompaniment ideas.
A recipe fragment describes shaping rounds from cold meat and an egg and milk mixture, frying them in a pan with a touch of water and potato. The batter is poured over the rounds and fried to a crisp finish.
The article describes visual cues for selecting meats including beef, mutton, pork, and poultry. It notes color, fat tone, marbling, texture, and freshness indicators such as fat whiteness, meat firmness, and clear gills in fish. It also mentions the handling of live fowl and the appearance of seafood and crustaceans.
Vintage ad copy promotes Kathleen Court's Facial Youth Cream as a remedy for aging and blemishes. It claims to smooth wrinkles and retard facial hair growth while perfumed, offering long-lasting powder-like coverage and compliments in a period tone.
Serial story by William Le Gace follows Joy Hutton and her fiancé Dennis Elmore as they chase Gerald Hutton’s disappearance from Italy. A French actress Cecile is linked to Gerald while Dennis pursues clues, meeting Mme Mademoiselle and later Sid near Beotland Yard as Joy receives updates from Scotland Yard.
Joy probes recent criminal case linked to a Dublin arrest as Superintendent Shea hints at hidden motives and a possible meeting with Mademoiselle Creile. The narrative follows Joy’s pursuit from the Prefect’s meeting to a cabaret, contemplating a French mistress and a mystery surrounding her brother Travers.
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