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THE HOME CIRCLE
As an inquest at Ipswitch (Eng.) Mrs. E. Brooks, the wife of a member of the Board of Guardians, stated that during the last six years she had assisted at the births of over ...
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TEA TABLE TOPICS.
It would be pretty safe to say that in the majority of homes in Australia the midday meal on Sunday is considered the one chance during the week which the family has of doing itself ...
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Maltese Lace Frauds.
The following letter, appearing' in a London paper, will interest many Australian readers and others:— "As a native of Malta, I beg to express to you ...
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NERVES, BEAUTY, MARRIAGE.
Considerable interest has been aroused in England by the statement made at the meetings of the Dental Federation, last month, that partly owing to mouth troubles we are ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CHILDREN BECOME "FASHIONABLE."
Already the influence of Queen Mary is being fell in domestic matters. It is a subject of much comment how much children are to the for lately. One sees them with smart mothers ...
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VEILED WOMEN.
When the Autumn sets is in England the fashionable woman will conceal her features under one of the thick silken meshes which are to be the seasons' veils (says an authority). ...
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To Mount Seaweed.
To prepare seaweed for mounting, float each specimen on the surface of a basin of water and then slip under it the paper on which it is to be mounted. If the paper is not still it ...
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A Lingerie Revival.
The claborate lingerie or silken underskirt, which has been banished so long from the fashionable woman's wardrobe is to return in the Autumn"(says and English exchange) ...
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DOG ADORNED WITH GEMS.
[?] the "Hansard" records of the Untied States Congress has gone a remarkable im[?]ment of the "idle rich" of Chicago. Mr. H. Robert Fowler, an Illinois member of ...
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SHORT STORY.
She glanced around the cosy room, and drew the purple velvet curtains closer. She had always wanted purple velvet curtains, and at last her wish was gratified. A fire burnt in the ...
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Concerning the Sunshade.
One model, made of Lice and pale grey satin, has a gold handle, and the has carried is a gold mesh one; another has a black velvet-covered stick and encrustatitons of green jet ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The "Soulless" Seaside Girl.
A woman correspondent who returned to London from the seaside after her Summer holiday, writes to a daily complaining that the modern seaside girl is a soulless individual, who is ...
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Royalty's Housekeeping.
The accounts of the Royal Household are Low conducted on careful businesslike lines in marked contrast to the system. or want of system, prevailing in previous reigns (savs a ...
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The Game of " Go."
Though Japan has adopted many games in conjunction with Western civilisation. it must not be supposed that she does not possess games on the own. ...
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DANCING IN THE PARKS.
By allowing people to dance in the park, the Chiswick (London) District Council tried a new experiment at an evening band performance last month. ...
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Story of King George When
In connection with some of the loyal demonstrations of children in Adelaide, following upon the Coronation festivities, the Rev. Henry Howard told a charming story of the King's first ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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At the Sales,
In connection with the "At the Sales" competition the prize-winners are:—Mrs. A. Smith, "Hinemoa," York-road, Waverley, 20/; Miss Mary Walsh, "Taiyuan," Tiba-avenue, ...
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THE POPE'S SISTERS.
The Pope's sisters, who are nursing him in his illness, live in an unpretentious flat in Rome. They once told a visitor, who asked them how they addressed their brother, that ...
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THE VERY LATEST.
WILLIAMS.—On the 24th July, at Longford, Horley, Surrey, to Leonard and Muriel Williams—a baby brother for Maxwell." The Harvest Baby in Australasia. ...
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THE HEAVIEST BABY IN AUSTRALIA
Which district will have the honor of producing the Heaviest Baby in Australia? The "Globe" is conducting an inquiry, which rewards attached, and the results will be very ...
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