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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
8
Practical tips on purifying water with charcoal and iron, deodorizing vases, and cleaning cookware. Advice covers salt use in mustard, removing grease with soot and black lead, brush care, broom storage, and washing curtains with hot suds blue water starch drying and ironing for neat finishes.
A historical recipe excerpt describes Drop Biscuits using eight eggs one pound sugar 12 ounces flour and carraway seeds beaten for an hour baked until golden with icing. Wigs pastry is made from flour butter sugar nutmeg cloves mace carraway seeds yeast and cream to form a stiff dough.
A decorative balloon match holder for hung display under a gas fixture. The balloon uses a crochet globe with yellow shade, braided chain sections, and four rope supports. The car piece is crocheted with specific rounds and increases, ending with bows, pom poms, and a cardboard insert stitched in place.
Historic culinary notes describe Mork Turtle Soup with calf head, forcemeat balls, and a lemon Seville orange finish plus Kitchener’s Soup made from barley oats onions and bacon. The method details simmering times stock quantities and spice use for a rich old fashioned broth.
A persuasive claim argues women suffer health risks from steam and scalding on washing days while men toil washing. promotes Sunlight Soap as a remedy that uses lukewarm water and minimal rubbing to wash clothes, bedding, and linens. It asserts benefits include less fatigue, whiter whites, brighter colors, and softer flannels, with easy use accessible to a young girl.
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