Investigation of the nature of the sleep of persons in normal health shows that it varies according to tho daily diet and the different hours at which sleep ...
Article : 153 wordsThe commerce of the future is going to follow the lines of least resistance, and is going to change as time goes on until every country produces that which ...
Article : 265 wordsThe simplified Maygar blouse is still with us, and for house or office use is indispensable. As they are easily made any girl can equip herself with a ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 811 wordsI hear (says the London correspondent of the "Liverpool Post") that the King received an unusual Christmas greeting. The Royal mail bag ...
Article : 363 words{No abstract available}
Advertising : 519 wordsWhat is probably the strangest, as well as one of the most terrible tragedies on record, occurred at Trieste, Austria-Hungary, and is attracting wide ...
Article : 296 wordsNatural gas exists in various parts of Holland, says the U.S. Consul, F. W. Mahin, of Amsterdam. In the Vondel Park, in Amsterdam, it is manifest in ...
Article : 212 wordsEight thousand Hartz Mountain canary birds sang together in a mighty requiem chorus as the bodies of two unfortunate steerage passengers were ...
Article : 167 wordsInteresting speculations as to developments with oil-driven warships in the British Navy are raised by the announcement that the Admiralty has ...
Article : 214 wordsIn the course of an address on suggestions for toy-making, delivered at the Conference of London County Council teachers on Saturday, Miss E. ...
Article : 308 wordsFew would imagine that the absence of snow would double the price of timber. The greater part of our common timber comes from the forests of ...
Article : 199 wordsIt was exactly two hundred years ago on Sunday last that a maker of spinets in Paris, called Marius, addressed a preliminary note to the Royal Academy of ...
Article : 186 wordsThe use of soda in water for the cleansing of cooking utensils is ingrained into our very lives. The housewife and the servant alike look upon ...
Article : 176 wordsThe world awaits the near approach of the day when the Pacific and the Atlantic Oceans will be wedded. The work of cutting a canal through the ...
Article : 385 wordsWhere was Adam going when he was in his thirty-ninth year?—Into his fortieth. How is it that Adam was a provision ...
Article : 111 wordsPotsdam is ahead of the rest of the world in providing for airship traffic. There has recently ben erected in the suburbs of the city a station for ...
Article : 137 wordsAfter drawing £2400 from a Paris bank ((says a "Chronicle" correspondent) the messenger of a famous firm of motor-car builders placed the ...
Article : 95 wordsIn "Common Objects of the Riviera," by I. and H. Chamberlain (Routledge), the authors state that the centre of the perfumery industry is at ...
Article : 177 wordsTen and twelve course dinners can now be ordered in New York by postcard and delivered to any part of the country by rail. An ingenious chef, ...
Article : 93 wordsSeveral men who clambered over the rocks and entered the cabin of the battered Danish steamer, G. Koch, which was wreeked near Aberdeen, with a ...
Article : 173 wordsThe tune to which "For he's a jolly good fellow" is sung was once a national air in France, called "Marlbrouck," in the words of which Queen ...
Article : 334 wordsIf you find yourself growing grumpy and peevish over domestic trifles you will just have to take yourself severely and sternly in hand; you will have to ...
Article : 298 wordsTo remove grease from a delicate material make a stiff paste with Fuller's earth and vinegar. Roll it into balls and dry them. When required ...
Article : 55 words"Yes," said Swagger, "this is a turkeze ring." "Excuse me," said Bangs, "the correct pronunciation of that word is ...
Article : 102 wordsTo cure boots and shoes of creaking boil some linseed oil and saturate the soles well with it. Boots and shoes that are tight will go on bettor if firsf ...
Article : 232 wordsA water lily salad is on the same principle, and differs only in appearance. The eggs are cut in strips lengthwise, and these strips are arranged on ...
Article : 56 words"I see your wife has her hand in a bandage. What's the matter?" "I set a mouse-trap and put it in my coat pocket last night." ...
Article : 30 wordsSometimes this comes on when children are laughing and talking over their food, and you at once exclaim, "Something has gone down the wrong throat." ...
Article : 169 wordsThe elephant Agra, which was killed for misbehaviour at Angers a week ago, is to be catch by the gourmets of Paris. Agra chops, steaks, cutlets, and pasties ...
Article : 107 wordsMade by pressing the two halves of an English walnut on the sides of a ball of cream cheese, is delicious when served with lettuce and cheese balls and ...
Article : 37 wordsTho salad is often the salvation of the meatless meal. It may be nourishing enough to take the place of meat, fish, or eggs. It is often, of course, ...
Article : 111 wordsMade like a thin white sauce with grated cheese, stirred in liberally, adds much to the charms of rice croquettes, and gives them as well a dignity that ...
Article : 70 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
Cowra Free Press (NSW : 1911 - 1937), Sat 22 Mar 1913, Page 1
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: