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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
9
A past issue offers home health tips from the Ladies' Column. It promotes hot milk before bed for sleep, lemon juice with baking soda for biliousness, and cautions about clothing and bedding for children. It also includes recipes like a raw egg tonic, roasted rabbit with sauce, and a beef dish, ending with a short doctor’s quip about a child’s cold and overfeeding.
The article presents dated kitchen guidance for Trine Soup and Savory Baked Fish. It lists ingredients such as tripe onions potatoes butter flour cream and pepper with step by step prep guidance. It includes optional oysters and anchovy essence as flavor variations.
More than 100 daughters from prominent Korean families are brought to the Imperial Palace to choose a consort for the Crown Prince. Ten candidates will be picked, then three from those ten, and finally one from the trio. News from Seoul via Korea Daily News.
A Paris opinion cites Zarism as false and cowardly believing cessation of the Duma ends the danger. It warns waters rise and the coming inundation will topple the Throne of the Romanoffs, with the straw of a petite republic cited as omen.
The Estates Gazette notes that farmers and villagers in the United Kingdom gain millions annually from the Englishman's passion for pursuing wild creatures in fields and woods, a benefit many consider weightless and faulted as feudal.
The Steam Car and Electromobile Review notes general approval for taxing motor cars to fund road construction. It argues that dust control comes from better roads, favors tar as essential, calls tar odor healthy, cites coal tar dyeing as healthful, and claims tar workers live longer. A coroner’s inquest remark underscores respect for courts.
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