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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
3
The piece stresses gloves as a key summer focus and notes hands draw most attention to outfits. It advises against cheap shoes as they lose shape, but suggests dyed pumps are affordable and keep a fresh look with frequent replacement.
A fragmentary note discusses finger nails made to measure in fashionable metals with a hint of oriental styling. It mentions Anna May Wong as a mover in a new movement, detachable malls, and artificial nails gaining popularity in society circles.
A nostalgic plea stresses fathers deserve attention and praise as equal contributors to family life. The piece contrasts fathers with mothers, noting sacrifices, love, worries, and unseen labor, urging acknowledgment and warmth from children and partners. It also intersperses practical home tips and household notes from Women’s Weekly.
A rugged Scots prose fragment recounts a blind gift tale by Ian Maclaren. The speaker reflects on faith and endurance, stating life has been a season of gain, with recognition that unseen trials test belief and hope.
Cleaning tips describe using hot ammonia mixtures for belse and green or bine balse coverings, chalk blends, and brushing to remove stains. It mentions renewing wicker-work and rattan baskets with acid-water solutions and air cleansing, though the text is garbled.
A chaotic recipe list includes spiced apple pancakes with stewed apples and syrup, then a dubious whoremea sultans cake with margarine, eggs, and baking powder, followed by vegetable stroganoff style mix, scones, cocoa cream batter, Scottish broth, baked apples with bananas, savoury veal and apple rolls, and a concluding note on a delicious meal with peas and creamed potatoes. The text blends multiple recipe fragments with inconsistent measurements and instructions.
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