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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
8
The column offers health tips for children dental care and diet. It discusses eye care hygiene brain and muscle work meal timing for day workers and notes on mid day naps and post meal energy. It includes recipes for tomato savory mock duck and a breaded meal to prepare.
A recipe fragment describes steamed golden pudding with four ounces flour two with sugar four ounces butter two eggs lemon rind and juice, steam two to two and a half hours, serve hot. Also a French Tapioca Mustard method with tapioca sugar vanilla egg and lemon.
The Westminster Gazette reports preparations for a new magnetic observatory at Eskdale Muir Dumfriesshire about fifteen miles from the nearest rail link. It will replace the Kew facility and include underground rooms for quake observations, an experimental room, and traveling houses for officials. The site is chosen for its quietness to better record earth tremors.
A Westminster conference by the Central Bureau for the Employment of Women and the Guild of Dames debated why domestic service is scarce. Speakers blamed both mistresses and servants, noting mothers ignorance, lack of suitable housing, and social classes’ dislike of labor, and urged a committee to study required training.
A dated note describes the Pretty Maids' Money as £2 40s given by the Rev. Mr Meyrick. It mentions a pretty malt of gon' character and regular church attendance on the first day of the Pr eschyar, with the legacy left to promote faith and goodwill among men amid Carnish set.
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