The "Herald's" Page for Women is published on Wednesdays. Communications should be addressed to "The Editor, A Page for Women, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 45 words"Anxious" would like to know of some way of removing water stains from a light grey dress, and some darker stains, evidently from a black parasol, on the same frock. Perhaps ...
Article : 46 words{No abstract available}
Advertising : 1,114 wordsThe twelfth annual report presented by the committee of the Women's Hospital, Crown-street, is very satisfactory, and shows a total of 2023 patients treated during the year, 420 ...
Article : 1,890 words"The pleasant cool change during the past week has sent our thoughts travelling in earnest towards winter pleasures and winter clothes. Committees have been formed and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 993 words"Winifred" writes to say that there was a mistake in her paragraph last week about removing ink spots. She wrote that she put black ink on red ink stains. She meant to ...
Article : 52 wordsGirls and women do not read Gissing's story. "The Odd Women," as they did when it first appeared 10 or 15 years ago. Then it was as a clarion call for many a thousand ...
Article : 923 wordsTo set pencil or crayon drawings take 1 part milk and 3 parts water; lay the drawings on a tray, and pour mixture over them; then hang up to drain, and the drawing will be as ...
Article : 44 wordsThe household hints and recipes of this page are doubtless all tried and proved even when not absolutely original. Many have never before seen the light of print. Would ...
Article : 133 wordsTake some whiting and black pepper, and with a dry nail or tooth brush well brush into the tarnished article. If the rust does not come off easily leave the articles wrapped up ...
Article : 62 wordsI always cut the feet off old stockings, and keep the legs, as they make many useful things for a house beside kettle and pot holders. I fold several together, and tack them on an old ...
Article : 149 wordsA suggestion for a simple and attractive sweet basket may be of help to some readers, who, like myself, often send home-made sweets to bazaars and fetes. The sweets ...
Article : 185 wordsWhen living in Sydney we had a beautiful baby and a beautiful garden. To keep one from despoiling the other, we made her a "pound"—a splendid idea. We bought, at a ...
Article : 240 wordsWhat strikes one most about Sydney is the absence of window boxes—or indoor gardens— and verandah tubs. Where one has a love of flowere, but no garden space. It is surprising ...
Article : 647 wordsIf you would keep your lettuce fresh for some time, separate the leaves as soon as it arrives; wash them well, and then put them in the ice chest, packing them in a ...
Article : 109 wordsHaving heard of some nasty accidents caused while melting bees' wax and turpentine, I have adopted the plan of putting it in a deep treacle tin or such like ...
Article : 65 wordsThe February number of the "Guild Gazette" (which is the official organ of the Girls' Realm Guild in Sydney) publishes a letter by Ethel Turner (Mrs. H. R. Curlewis), suggesting a ...
Article : 446 wordsBeing away out back where cabinetmakers are not, I could not get a wardrobe, so made my own, and it is the envy of my neighbours. Two pine boards 9ft long and 8in wide form ...
Article : 256 wordsEvery week we read of girls branching out into some now line of business. The latest, in which the pioneer is making a great succes, is cat photography. Her specialty is ...
Article : 312 wordsReading aloud to a friend your very interesting account of the proposed training of Norland nurses, the remark that massage was included in the list of necessary subjects ...
Article : 508 wordsAllow me to supplement M.M.'s remarks about spinach:—There are two varieties of spinach, large and small leaved. Instead of spinach, I take silverbeet, of which exist ...
Article : 186 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 4 Mar 1908, Page 5
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: