THEIR “ONE GOOD DEED”
COULD BE ONE GOOD MEAL LONDON. Sept. 18. A new England, ablaze with camp fires where girl scouts may do their good deed a day bV treating with due respect the much persecuted egg, is tho ambition of the Mayor of Bath. Red faces, soiled hands, and the danger to schoolgirl complexions, all pale into insignificance beside the great issue which he has evoked—cooking or cremation. “Our wives cannot cook,” he said, openly, welcoming delegates to the Meat Association. and added “A female Badon-Eowoll should arise to infuse into Girl Guides the same desire for good works a-s is done with Bov Scouts, and to teach women to cook rather than to cremate or to serve up food raw as in the days of our forefathers. Women really know little about food and consider a hardboiled egg tho ideal meal.”
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17068, 28 September 1929, Page 15
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