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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
3
Publication notes indicate Fetters of Silence by Harold Avery, author of An Armchair Adventure and Captain Swing, appears in Pata with credits and a listing for Species Arrangement. The fragment references multiple works and pseudonyms, suggesting a serialized or cover feature in WY.
In a tense parlor scene Colonel Elbridge pressures Hubert Fane to confess the necklace mystery. Fane promises silence in exchange for evading police and cutting off Sibyl, then leaves to begin a hurried plan as Sibyl confronts him in the dark. Gordon Cording eavesdrops and plots amid political plotting and a looming election.
Distilled water bathes living tissues, clears obstructions to growth, removes waste, and invigorates the body with youthfulness. It dissolves lime deposits from arteries and joints caused by impure water, aiding chronic rheumatic conditions and promising health and longevity with continued use.
A cache of domestic tips covers lemon use on paint, vanilla, and varnish. cleaning brass with ammonia. oiling combs. turning jelly and jelly molds with oil. Epsom salts for burns. soap for brushes. waterproofing gloves. salt and rice to prevent clumping. proper oatmeal porridge method. ironing guidance. safety pins to prevent crochet ripping. sugar remedies and oven cleaning tips. making salt stay dry. airing whitewash. waxed paper for baking pans. pouring air through water. butter on velvet to clean straw hats. egg shells in decanters. yolk separation fixes. stain removal with borax and boiling water. ammonia paste for mirrors. methylated spirits polishing. whiting and newspaper paste for glass. enamel furniture cleaning. methylated spirits and whiting on flannel. lemon juice for tiled hearth stains. and polishing with a soft cloth.
Gordon Cording energies rise as he secures motor loans to aid electora conveyance. He informs Colonel Elbridge by post of progress and reports to Weldholm. At the library, a family dispute rises as Hullot’s daughter Elbridge watches, her cheeks flushed and eyes bright while her father reddens with anger.
A reflective piece on how a girl seeks a handsome brave ideal in a prince who must fulfill every dream. It notes the gap between fantasy and reality, yet finds that true love dispels doubts and reveals a truer vision as a perfect knight brings happiness to many wives.
A guide to ideal guest room setup emphasizes simplicity and cleanliness. Key features include a comfortable bed arrangement, two singles preferred for two guests, extra blankets, a central table with a reading lamp, water pitcher and glasses, ample wardrobe hangers, a clear top chest, essential toiletries, writing gear, a desk with supplies, stamps, and a well stocked reading area.
A dramatic sketch on teenage romance and parental disapproval. Seventeen, famed for passionate devotion, faces stern guardians and public amusement as she endures love affairs that tempt fate. The piece suggests Seventeen will likely outgrow these passions with time and maturity.
The piece discusses manipulating appearance to vary perceived height. It advises tall women to shorten skirts, wear full cuts with horizontal trimming, avoid headgear, and use wide belts and patterns. Short women should favor long lines, high hats, elevated hairstyles, and an uncovered throat, noting a long necklace can add to height.
The quote laments how people waste time by choosing between inaction and tasks that are not essential. It reflects on common complaints about short days while insisting many errands remain undone, urging purposeful use of time rather than idle or trivial activity.
A dessert featuring sliced bananas topped with a firm custard made from milk eggs and sugar. The custard sets in a mould until firm and bananas rise to the surface then toast lightly. A second recipe combines breadcrumbs suet brown sugar marmalade Eggs and breadcrumbs baked in a mould with a wet cloth covering.
A recipe describes skewering four sheep kidneys and grilling over clear fire for Gee minutes, placing on a hot dish with minced ham or bacon and a dusting of pepper, then finishing with butter and a moderate bake for ten minutes. Fry sliced tomatoes to serve.
Mince a Spanish onion and fry in butter until brown. Add to a sauce pan with two quarts of water and boil a quarter hour. Strain onion from the water, add chopped celery head washed and cut small, boil gently for one hour, season with salt and pepper, and serve with crisp toast.
Half pound self rising flour, one ounce castor sugar, one egg, two ounces butter, two ounces currants, and sufficient milk to form a soft dough. Rub butter into flour, add sugar and currants, mix with egg and milk, knead, roll thick, stamp rounds, place on greased tin, brush with milk, and bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven.
Boil a quart of cream with sugar a cinnamon stick and two beaten yolks. Add lemon zest and two tablespoons orange flower water. Sweeten well then chill and mold. Pack moulds in ice and salt, cover with ice and salt to set.
The text describes preparing hare like a dressed hare with inside meat from a sirlain or sven, stuffing half the length and sewing ends, then roasting or stewing in rich gravy. It also gives Lepster Gutlets by processing lobster flesh, making a coral sauce, shaping into croquettes, breading, and frying to serve with lobster sauce.
A kitchen guide describes making curried rabbit with onion, rice curry powder, butter, milk, salt, white pepper, and lemon juice. Simmer the rabbit in a butter rich sauce, thicken the sauce, and serve over boiled rice, with a closing moral reflection on virtue and character.
The article argues early morning cold baths benefit only those with strong vital energy and nervous force. If still tired hours after bathing, discontinue. Thick blood or sluggish temperament may enjoy baths, while thin individuals prone to cold extremities and slow digestion should avoid morning bathing.
The article argues centenarians stay healthy by loving air and sunshine from childhood. Pure air and sunshine keep lungs, blood, and energy high, aiding tissue repair and waste disposal. fresh air should be a daily necessity from birth through old age.
Advice for caring for sick babies including adjusting feedings to prevent vomiting. Suggests castor oil for vomiting, then barley water. Addresses constipation with cream in formula, occasional fluid magnesia, and olive oil. Recommends thin bread with butter as a gentle aperient for older infants.
The article explains opsonic index as the blood’s ability to kill germs. It notes sunshine cold outdoor living can raise it, while drugs tobacco alcohol and narcotics lower it quickly. A smoker tested by Dr Wright showed an index of zero, implying higher TB risk.
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