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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
4
An early recipe collection details how to make various soups using meat bones vegetables and grains. It provides steps for preparing broth simmering vegetables and thickeners and includes directions to serve the soup with toast and a white soup variant.
A distressed, recipe style fragment describes halving tomatoes and removing seeds. It outlines a minced filling with onions, mushrooms, and stock, then baking in an oven with a strong, highly seasoned flavor. The language is garbled but points to a savory stuffed tomato dish ready for baking.
Fragmented kitchen notes describe tomato soup and vegetable stew preparation. Instructions mention boiling water, onions, carrots, parley, parsley, chives, salt, pepper, and garnishes. Mixed garbled terms reference equipment, timing, and serving ideas with unclear measurements and steps.
Fragmented kitchen instructions describe preparing veal broth with salt, pepper, and vegetables. Steps mention simmering vegetables, adding spices, and cooking rice until tender for a flavorful base.
This snippet extols a home beauty routine to rejuvenate dull winter skin. It prescribes a simple plan with a wooden patter for facial massage, cleansing cream, and toning, plus tips on neck and mouth area care and using facial tissues and serviettes for daily refreshment.
A garbled OCR passage presents messy, fragmentary phrases about care, cleansing, and a gentle touch. The prose wanders through disjointed actions and nonsensical sequences with no clear story, names, dates, or locations to ground it.
The text describes moistened forcon and cream dips, light ties with a ball tarqam, and gentle strokes to smooth skin around the eyes and nose. It urges nightly facial massage and astringent lotion to keep skin white and fresh during cold weather, with hints of a broader self-care regimen.
A vintage style guide on foot care urging cleanliness, dry between the toes, and weekly alum or salt soaks. Advice covers footwear, nail trimming signs of trouble like bunions and calluses, and basic home remedies including salicylic acid lotion and ankle exercises for relief.
The fragment appears to describe a personal care routine or beauty note, with garbled lines mentioning eyes, cheeks, complexion, and advice about taking care of the face. Names, places, and clear actions are largely obscured, leaving a murky blend of perceptions and instructions.
An old advertisement promotes NEENZO as a chest nose and throat remedy sold at two shillings per pint. It claims to ease coughs bronchitis and flu, with uses as a nasal antiseptic for head cold and as a gargle for sore throats, suitable for children and adults.
A fan of readers replies with thanks for letters and jokes. Hilda Pesree and Loyd Knuchey respond to messages from Kreelstone Moore and Narricup. Readers discuss gardening travel and school life while sharing goat jokes and poems. An invitation for pen pals across Australia appears.
An evocative account outlines the Great Barrier Reef’s expanse from Queensland’s shore to outer lagoons. It highlights coral banks, a vast reef system, abundant marine life, and historical notes on fauna like turtles and penguins, interwoven with curious anecdotes and a crossword feature.
A reader writes to Uncle Hugh of CIO United Press Ltd Hay Street Verth seeking entry to the Companions Club and active participation in competitions. The note states the writer is a regular reader and mentions age and name details placeholder.
An unclear OCR note stresses safe operation of farm equipment and the need to recognize risks. It urges adherence to safety practices and preaching the gospel of safety to workers in agricultural settings.
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