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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
Fragmented Overseas notices recount traffic wrecks in Australia and Britain, quake and explosion reports in Asia, political upheaval in Europe and Latin America, plus local improvements and memorial restorations. Names, places, and dates appear with scattered details.
After a regime change the state garden board tightens control of the Zoological Garden. A new foreman and staff renovate rounds, repaint facilities, dismantle worn structures, and repurpose materials to repair grounds. Kids play areas reopen, diet and housing adjusted, and the long neglected grounds prepared for renewed attractions including the monkey exhibit and parade plans.
An idling visitor in a British museum reading room shocks scholars by smoking a cigarette. Spectacled heads rise as professors, philosophers, and librarians react. a match is struck and a protest forms before a resident tenant intercedes, ending the scene with a discarded cigarette.
A narrator and Peter imagine a world where widows and orphans live together in a planned village. The boy outlines homes, farming, and schooling funded by charity and a king's gift card. The tale shifts to daily life, hope, and a shared dream, ending with the idea fading as现实 intrudes.
Daily Mail reports a London parade at Lincoln’s Inn Fields featuring dressmakers and models in stylized dances. A dress parade organizer claims the event will boost interest in spring fashion, with showcased gowns described as elegant and fitted for the season.
Rumored teleprinter exchange system would allow automatic, distance spanning message typing between offices. The Times notes Sir Kinyssey Wood of Great Britain advocates rapid, safeguarded linking with a single key to prevent misconnection, aiming to serve London subscribers through a nationwide network.
A fragmented notice offers cooking and kitchen guidance for new housewives. It promotes fresh green vegetables, careful washing, sparing use of vinegar, and varying dressings. The piece stresses cold servings, garnish ideas, and timing for salad preparation.
A fragment describes making French dressing by whisking oil vinegar salt pepper and Worcestershire in a jar then shaking until oil disperses in the vinegar forming a thick emulsion. It notes that oil and water separate after shaking and suggests storage and re‑mixing before use.
A fragmented nineteenth century recipe details blanching almonds, shredding them and mixing with leaf sugar to boil to a golden brown. It describes shaping the paste into small balls or shapes and dipping them then drying on a greased surface.
A garbled excerpt presents a candy making method with steps for dissolving sugar in water, heating to a test, and adding milk cream and caramel. It mentions variations with nuts and different flavoring steps, plus instructions to form shapes on waxed paper and allow to set. The text references brown sugar, vanilla, and nut additions in a rough sequence, with several unclear ingredient spellings.
A damaged OCR text outlines baking pears with ginger sauce. It mentions preparing four pears with sugar and ginger syrup, halving the fruit, baking in a moderate oven for about 20 minutes, and serving after possible water addition. The text contains garbled ingredient names and unclear measurements.
This item lists olive oil uses including as a cooking oil for frying and a salad dressing. It also mentions using it to polish surfaces and even for grooming with home techniques. The tone reflects a practical home tips column from a historical paper.
A jumble of fragmented text describes fabric choices and garment details. Mentions corded silk, blues and browns, jacket designs with hem stitching, and a lightweight wool with georgette. References include sleeve construction, shoulder seams, and fur trim, with scattered adjectives and unclear context.
A fragmented cooking note describes making cheese pastry straws with anchovy and capers. Roll pastry, bake, cut into strips, top with a strip of anchovy and a light carmine tint, then pile and serve.
A scrambled home recipe describes cheese straws using grated cheese, fat, salt, and grated cheese. It instructs to sift flour with cheese and salt, mix with butter and egg yolk, add water, knead on a pastry board, roll to an eighth inch, cut into narrow sticks, place on a greased sheet and bake quickly.
Birth control booklet by Siesung and Rebble Latenasyon titled The Wife's Guide and Friend advertised by A Saunders & Co Pty at 311 Flinders Lane Melbourne. Price 1/6 post free in a plum sealed wrapper.
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