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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1930
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text describes an elastic band used for clothing and medical purposes with unclear context. It mentions wearers, a baby, wiggle movements, and a winged design. The passage references a 20 per cent figure and a bottom tie in an unusual device.
The text describes various flavoring techniques for butter using beans walnut paste and herbal notes, with methods to add color and aroma. It emphasizes preserving texture and safety while mixing ingredients, noting steps to spread evenly and maintain pliability for serving.
Readable phrases mention pantry items and baking methods with odd spellings. The text references mixing, augur, a wooden spoon, baking small cakes, and preventing ammonia odors. The garbled OCR preserves scattered nouns without a clear cohesive event or list of steps.
The text describes clever methods for organizing small apartment space using suspended hooks and wall mounted solutions. It hints at a plan to arrange shelves and items to maximize storage while maintaining decor, with emphasis on compact, inclined setups and practical placement.
The excerpt lists celery centric recipe ideas and methods. It mentions drying, slicing, and broiling celery with pepper and oil as a garnish and serving on bread or rolls. It suggests pairing celery with other vegetables and basic cooking steps for a simple sandwich style dish.
The readable text hints at home cooking steps and safety reminders, mentioning burning ovens, boiling water, and handling heat. It reads like a stream of garbled instructions with scattered references to flames, water, and kitchen tasks, lacking coherent, complete details.
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