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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
6
Suet puddings explained with methods for light delicate and hearty steamy desserts. Includes raisin carrot and gingerbread puddings with details on preparation, steaming times, mould preparation, and serving ideas. Emphasizes using hard dry suet and thorough chopping and flouring steps.
A vintage travel piece warns mothers about handling infants on journeys. It urges training in baby care, avoiding over management, and carrying dried milk with proper bottles and teats. The account contrasts a well intentioned mother with a learning mother, stressing regular feeding, rest, and preparation for a smooth voyage.
A long, imperfect OCR text describes an old New Year pudding recipe with many ingredients and steps for soaking, cooking, and steaming. It includes eggs, breadcrumbs, flour, milk, sugar, raisins, spices, and suet, with directions to grease cups and steam until cooked. The passage also offers parental guidance on feeding a restless child with water and light snacks, plus sandwich ideas and drinks.
A fragmented text discusses bread making with changes to omit sultanas and spread mead and butter with black currant jam. It then mentions a new tone clair recovery with wxira pieces on arms using press spins to be removed and washed later.
A damaged OCR passage discusses children and activities, mentioning eye and picture books, writing, summer wraps, and preparing napkins and diapers for quick care. The text is garbled but centers on youthful routines and simple gear.
Incomplete OCR lines reference pain, operation, and debate over medical science. It mentions a figure named Mac Zan and suggests a claim that modern medicine understands the issue, but the text is too garbled to confirm specifics or context.
Practical household tips on cleaning aluminium to remove discolouration, removing wax from jam jars, easing jam lids with a wax strip, preserving tea towels color on wash day, and keeping pastry dough cold for better results. Includes multiple dated styling and simple step notes.
Lawrence Armstrong argues that future societies will mock current medical practices that remove organs. He cautions against unnecessary operations, urging respect for natural anatomy and warning of surgical vanity, with emphasis on the spleen and appendix as vital parts.
Advert says Agise 101K from Marin introduces HEENZO cough and influenza remedy. Claims one bottle costs two shillings, when diluted with water yields eight bottles of cough and throat medicine. States over one million Australian citizens use HEENZO and urges order from chemist stores.
A health column argues that cancer originates deep inside the body despite skilled surgery and suggests early operations could have been avoided. Lawrence Armstrong, food scientist, warns of weaknesses at the seat of prior operations and promotes natural foods as a preventive approach, advertising his books and materials from Perth addresses.
A fragmented reminiscence on French thrift highlights meticulous darning practices. The text praises careful use of thread thickness and deliberate stitching to mend stockings and garments, contrasting with common English methods and emphasizing practical needlework skills.
A fragment outlines steps to fix a new paper, place it at corners, sprinkle talcum, and use wax or waxlike substances to harden and straighten. It then touches on cleaning with warm water, soap, and beeswax, plus steam to set and dry the paper.
A jagged excerpt discusses happiness and higher life, contrasting narrow personal pleasures with broad, compassionate thought. The passage argues that genuine well being comes from broader concerns beyond self and suggests such ideals can ease shared pain through perception of a greater good.
George Eliot warns against pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain, urging focus on noble aims and enduring hardship. The fragment argues that choosing base desires leads to calamity, while true virtue lies in resisting easy gains for higher good.
Wipe out with clean water after rinsing and remove grease thoroughly. Dry the tins before storing to prevent rust and maintain bakeware in good condition.
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