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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
3
An Australian era guide covers clothing styles for women and grooming routines. It notes changes in backless coats, one piece ensembles, belt motifs, and new accessories while detailing at home care and cleaning steps. It also promotes Simpson Bros cooking bulletins offering monthly recipes with a 2 shillings subscription and lists subscriber growth.
A garbled column offers culinary tips and housekeeping hints. It covers jarring preserves, baking apples, refreshing lettuce with lemon, keeping cakes moist with olive oil, softening hard water with borax, whitening dresses by overnight soaking, and general care guidance for cooking and cleaning with old fashioned remedies.
A jumble of plum based dishes and desserts with steps for plum toast, Rakest Pudding, omelet with plums, plum rice with peanut butter, plum cake, plum jelly and plum pie. Includes ingredients like sugar, vinegar, spices, and nuts with rough baking directions.
A disordered excerpt from a health booklet urges parents and teachers to provide fresh air, verandah shelter, and clean water. It emphasizes avoiding strong tea for young children, offering milk and vegetables, fruits, and cereals, and stresses proper bathing, dental care, and Vitamin rich foods. The text reflects early public health guidance for children’s nutrition and hygiene.
The readable OCR shows a fragmented recipe voice listing ingredients like vinegar cloves ginger cayenne pepper and wine vinegar. It hints at boiling a mixture draining syrup straining and aging steps with incomplete phrases and several garbled names and measurements.
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