The Home
By 'Maureen'
How to Oook a Ham. Water-drinking. minUSfft 18 ° ne k°h t>he Greatest agents for supplying minerals to our bodies, and it is a recognised fart that on the whole we drink, too little wafer Dr lougbtoy, at the London Institute of Hyricne made the statement that 'lor e\erv oerson wß'ini, c « much alcohol, there are ten wVdnn? too°im fwate°r° maV U oth r er n il? s OnS^ UenCe lrom '-i^and The Open-air Cure. ro/' hq rh, en " air ii h CUre nn ° W landS lts Danes' 'on the awning. Provided Umr bodies, espeJuS? thei? feet impossible under any circumstances. St Scientific Bread-making. A prize of 50 dollars was ottered by the Education (-ant you fin* a way t 0 make such bread °" This set iillilli {..digestible, she began to 4 ise why Sr ad co Id ™E be assrnnlptwi If 7 strO nc stomps, „(»,, Sil many times more wholesome and digestible but the old process of k-neading was done swap wtnl \» turning a haiitMe which worf^A steadil? h ii , ,b 7, b 7 cortee mill, the mi>ing of each tn nf ' ' couMbe done in throe" minu^and XVead Jf^f leave the machine from the time the separate Vn? « dients were placed in it. until it came ont £5 to be placed in tho pans for bakin* Those wno know how mulch labor and ti-o are exnenrL S»«rSS»C real " so <he "*«£«Z t 2S&u£
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIV, Issue 17, 26 April 1906, Page 29
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237The Home New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIV, Issue 17, 26 April 1906, Page 29
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