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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
13
Plain and dripping cake instructions with measurements and steps for baking. Recipes include Wagga Lily Flour cakes, plain cake, and dripping cake, with notes on oven times and temperatures. Also mentions job printing and a phone number for quotations.
Health Department warns two key precautions for safe use of electrical appliances. Do not touch earth wired metal while plugged in and ensure professional repairs for faults. The guide emphasizes keeping children away from live wires and following two simple rules to prevent dangerous shocks.
In Canberra on Sunday Bishop Burgmann of Goulburn denounced militarism and urged Australia to pursue peace through fruitful work and mutual trade especially with Britain and Japan. He warned against wasteful violence and said Australia could lead rational policy with sensible treaties.
Mr Hughes acknowledges aspects of Dr Duveniain's points but argues warlike cautions hinder action. He questions how peace pledges can be secured while nations like Australia and Britain are cited as examples. He notes disarmament and employment reforms are easy to discuss, but hard to implement.
A traveler at New Lambton NSW endorses Mirpit for sunburn relief after shaving and during holidays with bathing. The ad praises Mirpit for sore feet rough skin and chilblains and notes use after shaving. A Leeton District Hospital report records the death of Arthur Albert Elliott aged sixty six store keeper and community unit collector with four children and a widow.
The Minister for Lands Mr Buttewater told the Graafere Association that £15 million has been spent by the State to acquire and subdivide large estates for settlement. He rejected giving local boards power to remove restrictions on titles, citing national interests and preventing reaggregation of lands. He also announced a further three years of 223 percent rent relief and interest extension.
The Scouts Association frames a plan for a Scout Week from September 20 to 26 to widen youth work in the Empire. Governor Sir Alexander More Ruthven presides with Sir Samuel Walder and Mr B Macdougall leading Sydney organizing efforts, backed by The Boy Scouts movement and Avon foundation.
An advertisement claims the best read player is ysedthe Waers Uxprese. The text is unclear and appears to be garbled, showing a playful or spoofing selection rather than a formal rating or official award.
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