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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
3
Guidance on easing the first month after birth, stressing rest for the mother, support from family, and the importance of a daily routine. It advises not overestimating strength, seeking help, maintaining a regular timetable, and ensuring nourishment and relaxation to promote healthy breast milk and a calm baby.
A fragmented notice advertises a wedding cake fake item for transmission SESE oneal voguatons priced at 376 pc with 3/6 per nen. It lists port free delivery on tale via the paper's end or from United Pre led at 713 Hay Street Perth.
The text describes constant care for hair to achieve natural shine using Castile soap shampoo, warm water, and careful rinsing. It covers scalp treatment, oil and dandruff management, and varying recipes including egg white shampoo for blonde hair and lemon or acetic acid rinses for different hair conditions.
A kitchen note describes stuffing six green capsicums with chopped onion, meat and breadcrumbs, plus stock and seasonings. Seeds are removed, capsicum tops filled, baked in a moderate oven for about 45 minutes, and served with a tomato sauce if desired.
An article by F Cummings discusses the role of mothers and girls in shaping Australia’s future. It urges early training in responsibility, household skills, and education, warns against overwork, and advocates giving girls money for independence while stressing the value of moral growth and self-reliance.
A primer on home grown greens and vegetables with steps for cleaning storing and cooking. Emphasizes washing trimming peeling boiling and preserving nutrients while suggesting simple seasonings and quick methods for common items like potatoes carrots spinach and cabbage.
Fragmented account features disjoint phrases about students at a university and an actress, with garbled text and culinary misfits mentioning beetroot leaves, peppers, vegetables, and sauces. The readable fragments imply a sensational incident paired with unrelated cooking instructions.
The piece discusses the effects of study and health on girls and the value of budgeting pocket money. It argues against unlimited allowances, suggests small weekly tasks to earn spending money, and notes how responsible money use can shape character as girls transition to adulthood. The text references farm chores as earning methods and warns against early entry into womanhood.
A dated list of domestic hints covers methods to remove odors from silk, soften waxy residues, brighten lacquered trays, clean furniture with vinegar water, and refresh paint with solvents. It also includes recipes for removing burnt milk taste, soaking dried peas and beans for easier cooking, and foot care with Epson salts.
A Victorian style remedy touts De Witt pills claiming rapid relief from backache and kidney issues. The ad extols kidney cleansing and health restoration, praises raisin sauces and Listed culinary tips alongside the pill promotion.
A fragment explains soaking raisins before tea as with other dried fruit. It notes raisin use in varied recipes and hints at economical benefits in preparation, suggesting raisin soaking as a step in making tea and related dishes.
A snippet notes using vinegar to enhance stewed apples by slowing the release of fatty substances, adding lemon juice, and a few drops to each pot to improve flavor. It suggests drizzling vinegar before stewing to achieve a better taste.
An old recipe promises eight bottles of cough remedy for the price of one. It instructs adding a two shilling bottle of concentrated HEENZO to softened water, claiming a supply valued at about 41s, suitable for bansishing colds bronchitis cough flu and influents for adults and children.
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