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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
2
Fashion notes praise floral adornments on shoes, hats, bags, and belts set against silks, satins, velvets, and cottons. Flowers appear on inputs and party wear, with tulips and other blooms described as stylish additions. The piece highlights current trends and the ease of integrating floral details into outer apparel.
Simple facial toning steps for sagging skin. Press lips together, purse forward without moving head, then relax. Repeat thrice. Cheek contour by pressing lips straight, widening eyes, shifting mouth right then left with steady counts. Gentle finger pressure at mouth corners to lift corners inward.
A compact guide shows turning a bentine case into a bedroom stool or extra window seat. It describes using satin, shadow tissue, chintz, and thick material for a padded top, plus 24 inch satin strips for the skirt and padding cover, with tacking and shirring details.
A fragmented set of kitchen instructions on cooking methods for potatoes and meat, curding avoidance, browning, and fat management. Includes tips on keeping meat tender, preventing curdling of mayo, beating olive oil into crumbs, and finishing with sugar as icing, plus a note on weighing treacle or golden syrup.
A garbled recipe describes a savory breakfast dish with yolk, capers, salt, cayenne, and cheese. It covers making a buttery toast base, adding a yolk mix, browning in a hot oven, and serving hot with bacon rolls and parsley.
The best man jokes the groom about nerves before the ceremony. The exchange shows light humor as the groom braces for marriage. A separate note mentions Bertha van Hoosen of Chloe, TSA, famed for developing a small appendix inestlons, and for leading the milk bureau.
The German Ministry of Propaganda broadcast lists household tips and substitute foods for wartime shortages. It promotes using stale bread, suggests horsemeat dishes in France, Dutch dieting adjustments, and Nordic measures while urging avoidance of waste and reliance on available substitutes.
The text discusses the correct coughing method advised by medical authority, emphasizing inhaling through the nose and a controlled expulsion. It also notes Segar cane as a very thirsty plant, detailing that producing one ton of sugar requires about 4000 tons of water.
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