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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 27, 1940
Page
2
A fragmented article discusses how makeup tones must match seasonal fashion inspired by Latin American styles. It notes Puerto Rico as a fashion influence, recommends Harmo ny with outfits, and cautions against sun tanning while urging adaptable shades for lips cheeks and skin tones.
The text describes hiard boil eggs and patting them into a sauce. It mentions peeling a white onion to slice thinly, with instructions appearing in a fragmentary recipe style. The passage reads as an isolated cooking snippet.
A garbled collection of dessert instructions outlines gelatin soaked creams with milk and sugar blends, caramel custards, fruit puddings with currants and almonds, and cherry jelly mousses. It includes steps for custards with whipped cream, chocolate toppings, brandy hints, and various fruit moulds with jelly layers and almond garnishes. The text mixes measurements and techniques across many recipes, making precise details hard to extract.
A terse guide on household chores advises on using alum in water for washing, blue water to brighten white woodwork, and limiting woollens rubs. It notes brittle nails from frequent dipping in water and suggests careful handling of delicate fabrics, air drying, and towel rolling to remove moisture.
Guidance on breastfeeding, artificial feeding, and infant care from Welfare Centre nurses. Emphasizes exclusive breast milk first days, dangers of early artificial feeds, proper latching, and avoiding bottle feeding with large holes. Recommends seeking help at maternal and child welfare centers for feeding, binders, and infant health concerns.
Colonel A Evans asked the Foreign Office secretary to report on letters from British women in Germany claiming changed clothing and missing parcels and lottery goods. He pressed for relief measures and prompt action to address the distress, noting 1,371 people affected. The minister acknowledged the seriousness and referred to a Whitehall paper on the subject.
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