BUILDING THE HOME
HOW YOUNG WIVES GO WRONG. In the first flush of married happiness mistakes are often made—mistakes that it is difficult at times _to rectify, and that may do far-reaching injury to promising young lives. - The wife newly wed is sadly prone to forget how much her happiness will depend on her cooking. She has troubled her head so little about domestic science that she doesn't even know poison from food in certain cases. She does not know, for instance, that to use inferior or impure baking-pow-der in her cookery is to embark upon a career of slow ijoisoning. The use of any baking-powder containing dangerous drugs means slow and sure destruction of even the strongest constitution. Inferior bak-ing-powder makes pastry lighter and death more certain. Sharland's Baking Powder is the best on earth for all culinary purposes and contains no taint of any injurious drug. There is a Moa on every tin. Look for it. Send post card to Sharland and Co., Ltd., Wellington, for a free sample tin. Retail of all stores. One trial convinces.—Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 October 1910, Page 5
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