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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1941
Page
3
A historical recipe detailing dry curing of ham with salt, sugar, pepper, and spices, including rubs, repacking, resting periods, and optional soaking. It covers roasting a fully cured ham, scoring fat, inserting cloves, and finishing with a brown sugar glaze, plus separate instructions for feet and tongue brine preparation.
A collection of old kitchen instructions detailing ground pork and ham loaf with spices, plus stuffed pork hearts and liver loaf. Includes portions, soaking cereal, dressing seasoning, baking in roasters, and serving suggestions with onions tomatoes and cucumber garnish.
Guidance for newborn care focusing on eye cleaning, avoiding self remedies, and seeking medical advice for discharge or redness. Advises gentle eye wipes, boracic solution for dust, light sensitivity management, sun shading, crib placement, and watch for squint. Discusses umbilical care, navel discharge, protrusion, and prohibition of coins or buttons. Includes hair and scalp care, cradle cap treatment, and soap use frequency.
Boil two sausages five minutes then skin and crumble. Mix with potatoes and added seasonings to form a savory filling. Include chopped parsley and a spoon of nalk and teaspoon of salt for flavor.
Mrs 2T C of Munwellbrook NOSW reports long run down nerves headaches and worry. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring energy mood and strength and easing dizziness and feverishness. The advertisement urges others to gain sound nerves and vigour by using the pills at chemists and stores.
The Stockholm Times correspondent details Soviet secrecy that hid extensive military planning. He notes restricted travel, vast industrial capacity, and dispersed defense production moving east to the Urals and Kuznetsk basin, enabling rapid replacements and resilient war effort.
In a House of Representatives inquiry on August 1 Mr T W Marwick asked the Minister for Commerce for the amounts paid to Western Australia New South Wales Victoria and South Australia for rehabilitation of settlers in marginal areas and for the numbers rehabilitated within marginal areas and by removal to other districts. Sir Earle Page replied with the payment figures.
Cow pox is caused by a virus with no cure and will run its course naturally. Precautions include keeping affected areas clean to avoid complications and washing hands and arms with warm soapy water plus a disinfectant after handling affected cattle. Sheep with sour sol poisoning tend to lie down, become unconscious, and die. treatment mentioned is intravenous injection of a solution of cal‑
The author questions the Church of England Synod in Perth over using lottery funds from the WA Charities Commission to support orphans. He criticizes high church salaries and praises the Wheatgrowers Union for its sincere advocacy of farmers, noting its lively, determined stance.
In June HX 141, New South Wales shows 74 cases approved and 2 completed with 64 assisted to transfer from marginal areas and 47 assisted but not yet paid. South Australia reports 86 rehabilitated in marginal areas with financial aid and 91 removed to other districts. Western Australia records 412 rehabilitated in marginal areas and 7 removed to other districts. State funds assisted 206 NSW settlers to transfer from marginal areas.
A wartime verse parody based on Kipling’s If urges factory workers at a Brith aircraft plant to join the savings program. It extols paying subs, beating shirkers, and growing Savings Certificates to aid Australia, ending with a call to keep faith and contribute.
The article suggests calcium chloride and ammonium chloride drenches and water if a veterinary surgeon is unavailable. It instructs to offer the mixture to a conscious animal that can swallow and notes pumping air into udders as an alternative measure for affected cattle.
The notice outlines final dates for lodging income tax and land tax returns for 1941. Salaries and non trading income due by July 1941, trading income by July or August 1941, with penalties from 2 to 100 pounds for late lodgment. Income thresholds determine who must file, varying by single, married, or dependents. Land Tax returns required for changes or holders meeting value thresholds as of June 30 1941, with specific forms CA GA and A.
A labor union organized a march to the Palace Hotel to oppose the sale of a Kulin farm by a creditor. Delegates maintained calm, were thanked by the auctioneer for orderly conduct, and the action aimed to curb evictions. The piece notes sympathy for the farmer and calls for planning to reduce evictions long term.
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