When petersham gets limp, rub thickly with soap on the side facing the skirt, then iron with a hot iron.
To remove rain spots from felt hats, take off the ribbon band or trimming. Cover the whole hat with pipe-clay, leave on for a day or two, and brush off with a stiff brush, in the open air.
Before boiling milk, always rinse out the saucepan with water, and the milk will never burn.
If golf-sticks have become rusty, they can be restored to their original brightness by vigorous rubbing with kerosene, benzine and castor oil prepared in equal proportions.
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Northern Advocate, 31 October 1936, Page 4 (Supplement)
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