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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
3
The column discusses new materials for ladies garments including serge outfits and river fabrics. It mentions interlining and detachable strays, recommends crushable hats, and praises adaptable styles suitable for travel and daily wear.
A fragmented guide explains lace care for washing. It advises using warm water, thorough cleaning, then rinsing in fresh water. Wring out excess water, then lay flat and press to shape the lace while pinning collars and corners to maintain form.
The article describes a cheap improvised incubator using an early sitter to hatch chicks, detailing a wooden frame and cloth curtain setup with hot water for warmth and a cork seal. It also discusses onion crop handling, crate designs to cut roots, air sealing ends, and crating logistics to reduce handling.
A damaged clipping promotes a lightweight cotton frock with a plain collar and minimal buttons. It emphasizes ease of wear and a skirt design kept free and secured simply, highlighting comfort and practical fashion for summer wardrobes.
A garbled account describes a person struck by lightning near Peoria Illinois and an elaborate, surreal chain of electrical effects. The text references nerves, electric fluid tunneling through the body, damage to windows, and a dramatic scene of a man remaining motionless as clouds discharge.
The excerpt offers home care steps for teak in a comb, including rubbing with yellow soap, arranging coal near a chimney, and sweeping carpets. It mentions protecting dust, cleaning sponges, and using a paste of earth and oxgall with gold water to absorb grease, then brushing off.
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