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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
8
Practical tips on aerating hot water to improve taste, resting with feet up for facial effects, cautions against creosote for toothache, a potato remedy for corns, influenza cures with milk and lime water, measles warning about fever, warmth for fevered children, avoiding draughts, hot poultices for jaw pain, phosphate of soda in broth, and the value of fluids and tonics in convalescence.
A critique from Municipal Journal notes the loss of simplicity and dignity in new public structures. It cites Kensington and the Vanbrugh building replaced by a pretentious Town Hall, arguing local style and materials give true character.
Humorous snippets show a man refusing to argue with a woman while another quips about the joy of winning. The dialogue teases gendered sparring in a light moment reflecting social manners.
The upcoming ruffle features light dainty dingle angles. The illustration shows roses of chiffon made from graduated chiffon strips sewn very lightly for a refined look this season.
A collage of kitchen instructions for Danish Cream Mutton Pilau Peachy Eggs on Toast Rice au Fromage and Salmon Soup with Eyes in Butter and a short, muddled vignette about a woman dabbling in water colors and a shy dinner companion. The entries mix practical recipes and a clipped social moment.
An advertisement explains washing day harms predominantly to women due to steam and heat. It argues that Sunlight soap allows washing in lukewarm water with minimal rubbing, avoiding scalding and boiling while making whites whiter and colors brighter.
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