05 Jun 1934
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dungog Chronicle Durham And Gloucester Advertiser
Location
Dungog, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
1
A garbled text fragment blends culinary directions with stray names and phrases. It includes a recipe fragment about chopped meat, butter, water, simmering for hours, and skimming scum, followed by stray quotes and references to an Australian Journal soup recipe section and odd named figures. The overall piece reads as a jumbled historical clipping with no clear single narrative.
A barley corrupted recipe outlines onion soup using four large onions, dripping butter, water, salt, pepper, herbs, cornflour, and malt. It describes peeling and browning onions, simmering with water for hours, straining, mashing, thickening, and serving with croutons while noting onions as valuable vegetables with antiseptic properties.
Fragments describe a soup recipe with note of mushrooms and milk. Mentions amounts like a tablespoon two eggs and corn tone with mushrooms added later. Instructions include frying mushrooms, simmering gently, and serving with corn tone.
A fragmentary poem style note laments people with puffed eyes and a runny nose, then hints at a remedy called Woods Grant Peppermint Cure. The text reads as a curious archaic verse or advertisement, mentioning endurance and wonder at ailments.
On a past Wednesday evening a large gathering met at George Coleman's home to bid farewell before departures for a dancing fundraiser. Mr Ko Turner served as physician until late, with friends expressing regret at the parting and praising Coleman’s generosity.
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