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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
14
Newspaper cooking notes list ingredients and steps for soft gingerbread and ginger nut biscuits with varying measures. Contains references to butter sugar treacle ginger cinnamon soda cream of tartar milk flour eggs and baking instructions in a rough, instructional tone.
A historic recipe passage details making Wagga Lily Flour blends. It lists gingerbread varieties including standard, with candied peel, and a sponge version, with ingredients, mixing steps, oven times, and cooling notes. Recipes emphasize butter, sugar, treacle, eggs, flour, spices, and soda or carbonate.
Promoting Mirpil as a remedy for painful hands from housework the ad claims it also guards against sun and windburn sore feet chilblains and after shaving use as a powder base. It targets women who feel embarrassed by rough hands and offers Mirpil as a solution.
The annual conference of Pastures Protection Boards in Sydney praised the work of the Chief Secretary Mr. Chaffey and urged national cooperation with farmers and graziers. It called for actions on noxious weeds, Alsatian dog sterilisation, stock protection, and a uniform stock permit fee.
Ganmain and PLA committee members led by secretary W H Logan denounce propaganda blaming river chaff for skeleton weed spread. They argue the Riverina is not universally infested and hay samples often show weed absence or harmless presence. The group vows vigorous countermeasures against misleading claims.
The readable portion lists an afternoon tea and private dinners with a focus on function options and service details. Limited names and precise facts render a concise record, highlighting a dining entry for an entrance event and potential private dining offerings without clear dates or locations.
Tenders are invited for cutting and linking firewood and supply of dry firewood at Wagga Experiment Farm. Licenses for butchers shops cutting carts and small goods shops expire on June 33, with applications for new licenses due by June 16 at the Town Hall. A ballot by No 4 Wagga Stasr Bowkett Society chose No 403 G M Duck Junee for a £5 loan and a sale was held at a satisfactory figure. Removal notices advise a move to new premises in Turstay, with inspection invited of the new styles and fittings.
The council authorised the purchase of gas fires on terms and the engineer was asked to estimate consumption cost. Mr. Chasi t reported the hourly cost should not exceed two pence. Other items note the upcoming Masonic Ball on June 12, tent town permits and demolition plans, and a clean bill of health with no infantile paralysis cases in six weeks plus four diphtheria cases in the region.
A fragmented note describes a home remedy plan for coughs and colds. It mentions eight houses and a two-shilling bottle of concentrated HEENZO used to create pest remedies. The text references costs and various health issues but remains unclear and garbled.
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