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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
7
Advice for hausfraus to curb overindulgence during holidays by choosing a balanced diet rich in alkaline ash foods like vegetables fruits nuts and milk. Emphasizes breakfast as vital, the role of fruit in balancing acid foods, and the importance of vitamins especially vitamin C from citrus. Promotes dental health and regular elimination, with fruits providing multiple benefits alongside milk and cereals.
Dieticians have debated sugar but a medical writer argues home made sweets in reasonable amounts can be beneficial. Recipes include Brazil Nut Candy, Chocolate Fudge, Garamels, Walnut Taffy, Brownies, and Nut and Date Loaf with detailed steps and temperatures.
Fragments describe making marrow ginger preserve by peeling, cutting into chunks, soaking in a sugar syrup, and cooking with spices. The text mentions syrup, water, sugar, and a muslin bag with ginger and cayenne, reflecting a traditional method.
Tedrepediitan igtehes berg event at Port Melbourne caused no club shoot on Saturday. Four club members competed in a four person team match of ten shots at ten yards. Post and Telegraph won with 109 points. Sunshine Terrace with Werribee and Caulfield tied for second with 84. Sunshine scores: J I Raymond 48, Harris 47, J Waddell 47, V Little 46 totaling 148.
The Community Chemist at 157 Nicholson Street Footscray announces a new Shingling Parlor in his Pharmacy. Miss M Bradley, formerly of Collins Street Melbourne, offers personal attention to ladies of the district. First class shingle trim supplied at standard price 1/6 by Radley’s.
A job printing assignment was completed at the Advocate Office, confirming completion of work and indicating the office’s ongoing publishing duties.
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