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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
13
The text outlines holiday cooking plans and recipes for a joyful Christmas season amid economic recovery. It describes preparing family meals with available ingredients, noting lighter spirits and a return to prosperity, and includes detailed instructions for two desserts: a pear and nut caramel loaf and The Queen's Pudding, with specific ingredients and steps.
A distorted ingredient list and method describe a fruitcake style bake. It mentions butter toasted with eggs and brandy, soaking currants sultanas and raisins, adding breadcrumbs and soda, then baking in water until done. The garbled text includes numbers and misread words for measures and steps.
A fragmented OCR passage lists ingredients and directions for a Christmas cake recipe. It mentions butter flour water sugar brandy and a few baked good items like currants, though several words are garbled. The readable items suggest a traditional bake with mixing then heating steps.
A veterinary conference lecture explained how worms spread in horses via muddy dams and rocks. It warned that worm infestations weaken horses during work and stressed hygienic paddocks, regular feeding, and timely diagnosis as key to preventing outbreaks.
The marriage of Miss Moroney Moroney to Mr George Motoney took place at St Marys Bantitica Bodney. The bride wore ivory satin with lace and seed pearls. Maids wore organdie dresses. best man and groomsman supported the couple. About seventy guests attended the reception at Cafe Charmelaine. The couple will reside in Wagga where Mr Moroney works at the Commonwealth Bank.
The Church of the Pioneers welcomed a lamps memorial ceremony on a Wednesday night. Mr T H Koiall accepted the lamps for the church from Mr and Mrs Mebew in memory of the late Mr and Mrs John Hurst and others. Revs Rentoul and Gould spoke, with Captain Packer and Mr J Huge aiding, as McMullan played the organ.
In a harsh Ulundesstorm a single man Allan Henry Williams, 11, died amid fighting near West Lyone. The body was found hanging across wheel harrow handles, fully clothed except for one foot with cut laces. Investigators note the eerie, grisly scene as storm winds raged.
Centre) Of Flag Smut Mr. G C Bartlett senior agricultural inspector judged most Riverina crop entries and found farmers faced an average loss of nine pence per acre where flag smut occurred. He said seed pickling had little effect on disease control and recommended rotation as the primary method. First burn stubble early then lightly work paddocks after the first rain to destroy spores and rubble.
Youthful wicketkeeper Tallon from Queensland is chosen as the undisputed keeper for the shield match, after earlier private trials showed promise. The selection follows debate over his age and position, with the Northern States selectors weighing his future potential against bulging bowling depth.
The Wagga Express secures a printing contract after evaluating bids from Lisble Jon Printing. They quote lower prices and provide faster service, prompting the decision to switch for cost savings.
Agricultural guidance stresses prevention as the best cure against wild oats. Early cultivation after harvest, shallow stubble burns, and turning down oats during ploughing help reduce infestations. Sowing an early maturing fodder oat crop and grazing it before it matures is advised to lower seed production and future infestation risks.
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