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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
4
Madam loses faith in her husband after a long separation. He thanks her for past service as she leaves by train with Martha. At the courier stop she removes her ring and, gazing toward Guossely and Bradford, casts the pledge of their marriage among gravestones in God's Acre.
Iris Burnaby nears her Devonshire home with wealth after escaping to London and enduring The path of her father Heathcote Burnaby’s ruin. Sir John Fothersgill presses marriage, citing a letter he claims Heathcote sent. A staged sting compels Iris to resist, while a driver scorns the squire’s threats as the drama continues.
A long guide offers kitchen tips and household advice on cleaning, food prep, and ages old remedies. It covers mushroom safety egg storage turmeric stains velvet care curry protection and makeshift disinfectants. It includes recipes for coconut cake macaroni pudding banana cream and salmon fritters.
A guide on beauty practices highlights a perfumed nightcap as a fashion accessory. It emphasizes cleanliness for clear skin, recommending pure mild soap, lukewarm water, gentle washing of the face and neck, thorough rinsing, and drying with a soft towel to maintain a youthful complexion.
A brief discussion notes supposed links between hair color and personality. Dull black hair supposedly signals jealousy and unreliability, light hair signals sensitivity to criticism, brown deep color hair indicates good judgment, red hair supposedly marks honesty and sunny disposition, and straight hair allegedly reflects obstinacy.
A detailed guide outlines soaking hands in warm soapy water to soften nails and cuticle, loosening cuticles with a knife, trimming nails with scissors, filing, and using emery boards. Nails are cleaned, polished with powder and chamois, and success hinges on skilled instrument handling.
Cautionary notes urge embracing sun as a healing agent for blemishes while cautioning against overexposure. Advice covers removing freckles and tan, using cold cream after sun exposure, avoiding excess borax, limiting facial soap, and cleansing at night for best absorption.
A well modulated voice marks education and social standing. It argues for early training at home to cultivate speech, enunciation, and pronunciation through patient example from elders, particularly mothers, shaping a pleasant tone and clear articulation.
A contemporary recounts a ten year old boy who often convulses in response to provocation, yet remains bright and studious. The article urges parents not to scold or mock nervous children, but to explain, calm, and support them, noting harsh whipping harms both child and society and urging patience to shape future capable adults.
A fragmented prewar era bulletin discusses infant weights and growth milestones, cautions on early brain development and precocity, and offers practical tips on feeding, affection, and hygiene. It touts hot water as a remedy for minor ailments, and emphasizes gentle routines and proper nutrition for better sleep and health.
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