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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
5
An old guide explains bread making with compressed yeast and milk or water at lukewarm temperatures for best rising. It covers kneading, shaping, proving, and baking times, plus cautions on storage, cleanliness, and pest control to keep food safe and fresh. The text also includes notes on dairy practices, meat handling, and mosquito control in hot weather.
A brief guideline stresses that preserving food requires essential care and cleanliness. It warns that fowl sold for human consumption must be kept wholesome and protected from flies and dust, with immediate return of any used containers and rapid cooling of meat and milk to prevent spoilage after removal from the rest.
A fragment notes products for wedding cake transmission under Commonwealth postal rules. It advertises 5/6 dozen cakes with card and tin, posted free, available from the office paper or United Pote Ltd at 971-3 Hay Street, Perth.
A fragmented instructions piece on stirring mixtures using a wooden spoon. It contrasts proper technique with incorrect motions and includes tips for managing long stirring tasks and avoiding curdled eggs.
A first person column by Penelope on how perfume, flowers, and makeup lift mood and energy. It covers favorite scents, personal history with fragrances, home atmosphere, and tips for applying makeup plus suggestions for beauty marks and brushes.
A fragmented set of household advice describes repairs and improvised fixes. It mentions glueing wood, toning down a door with cork, and making a paste from flour and water to improve homemade menders, with scattered instructions and observational notes.
A fragmented note references The Art of Arts by Sue Whately and related poetic works. It mentions patrons, acts of cooking, and a jar with unclear significance. The text hints at commentary on artistic practice and advertising in a newspaper context.
A fragmented recipe passage details making unusual jams from summer fruits and dates figs and lemons. Directions include boiling sugar with water and lemon juice, combining bananas and citrus, preparing jelly from fruit juices, and storing sugarless jams in dry places for months with notes on texture and preservation.
A lengthy discussion on infant play behavior contrasts human infant play with animal play. It traces how early play helps neural development, sensation, and future behavior, noting overexcitement and fatigue as signs of overstimulation and the balance needed for healthy engagement.
Fragmented text discusses infant play and development, noting adults often play for their own amusement rather than child's needs. Mentions care, feeding cues, and the role of adults in guiding safe, healthy engagement to support early growth.
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