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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1928, Page 2

:?. ■ s-sgersigir j -.-. .gFJwawwwiiwiffßa . . ■ ■■ L 2.Y s'**. • IXfwhKlfeßS Mustard Club Recipe Book BANNED! Sensational Episode at a Girls' School The girls at Miss Di G ster’s old school —Cookery Nook College— MUSTARD were suddenly startled by the banning from the school library of C T 11 R the new Mustard Club Recipe Book. Private copies were con- CLU £> fiscated as well. COOKER Y The Head Girl—a charming fair-haired member of the League cf CU V N El\ 1 Bright Young Things—wrote to Silverside, Bay of Plenty, begging BOOKS the Baron de Beef to intervene. New and better cocking was o r\ o impossible, she said, without Miss Di Gester’s book. Confronted by the Baron, the Headmistress stated the Recipe Boek x/tcc ni r-CCTUD taught the art of cooking in too easy and diverting away. The Mloo U 1 UfcolhK boo was so entertaining that girls had been caught reading it or trom Grocers, during the Ethical Hour. Was this the way to prepare girls for the serious business of life I It was all most upsetting. For the M. M.C. 6 b»4«e and Cook Courteously the Baren pointed out that younq men everywhere Kwl 6 A i “ were following Lady Hearty’s advice—“lf ycu must marry, marry a Di Ge?4r*° ** member of the Mustard Club.” Were girts to be denied those Mustard Recipes which made contented husbands and happy children ? W ere they never to know the value of Mustard as the foundation of a good digestion, which is the real secret of a good compbxion ? f The incident has created much stir in educational Mustard pots. • g Speech-day copies of the Mustard Club Recipe Bock have been / ”*/ / ordered by Duckham College, near Bastings, and other Colleges / / and Schools for their cooking classes. / / taoi jW?. K In future most girls will leave school with a copy—and their cooks / a f won’t leave them. To all others Miss Di Gester will be pleased to /** * g send a copy of the Muitard Club Recipe 80. k post free on receipt £ P of 3d. in stamps. Write to Miss Di Gester, Mustard Club, I g c/o Colman’s Mustard, Wellington; or from Grocers, 3d. each. | / g

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