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Article : 161 wordsPrepare a thin pancake batter. Cut some rhubarb up into small pieces, and mix in the batter. Prepare the frying fat in the usual way, and when it is ...
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Article : 53 wordsIn Paris skirts are still short and are growing more ski[?] is prices advance. Hats are sm[?] also, made in fine straw, or satin embroidered with ...
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Article : 56 wordsBefore washing new lace curtains, soak them overnight in cold water in which a handful of salt has been dissolved. This will take out all the ...
Article : 40 wordsWhen laying the carpet place several thicknesses of newspaper under it. Moths dislike printers' ink, and are less likely to attack the carpet with ...
Article : 41 wordsBuy a pennyworth of cobbler's finishing ink and apply an even coat to the shoes with a soft rag. When thoroughly dry repea[?] the operation. ...
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Advertising : 270 wordsTake the mushrooms and wipe each one separately and well with a piece of flannel dipped in salt, and place in earthenware dish in layers, with a ...
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Article : 89 wordsA very good old-fashioned remedy for falling hair is to massage the scalp with a mixture of mutton dripping and castor oil (mixed while the former is ...
Article : 36 wordsPut the raisins in a basin, pour boiling water over them, and allow to sland for two or three minutes. Then drain off the water, and the raisins will ...
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Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954), Sun 22 Jun 1919, Page 20
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