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Sorry I have been absent. The holiday season is very busy for me.
I found this gem today, Aunt Daisy showing her sense of humor.
(I will copy the text to this post later)
I think I'm a little disappointed that such a well used book doesn't have someones personal notes in it
Get the feeling Hansell's was a major advertiser in this book. On every page.
https://www.hansellsmasterton.co.nz/about
Christmas Pudding.-Prevent from going mouldy by untying the knots in the cloth and throughly drying it before re-tying and hanging up in a dry place.
I had a tin with Christmas cake in it sitting on my pantry for years. It must've been still good because after we had to abandon the house after the 2011 Christchurch earthquake some crack heads broke in and ate it

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Edmonds producta and cook books are a staple in every New Zealand home, for over 135 years now.
(I haven't visited the Edmonds gardens yet, but I pass them on my way home from work)
For over 135 years, Edmonds has been trusted by generations of New Zealand bakers and cooks to deliver trusted and loved recipes and quality
Hair Stimulant.-Boil some marrow out of bones and combine with equal quantities, almond oil, white vaseline, olive oil, coconut oil, and half quantity of castor oil. Rub well into scalp the day before washing hair.
Now, I'm not sure of this is to make your hair look lovely or if it is a growth stimulant.
Christmas Stockings.-Make Christmas Stockings at home-style coarse mosquito net. Starch it and press with a hot iron. Fill toe with sweets and nuts, and leg with small gifts. Finish off top with a frill of coloured paper.
DIY Christmas Stockings by Aunt Daisy. I'm sure my mum wasn't the only parent who did stockings just to keep us kids quiet so we didn't wake our parents up too early.
Who is Aunt Daisy?
Aunt Daisy was a New Zealand radio personality. From 1936 until 1963 her daily radio show centred around domestic products, cookery and handy hints saw her popularity grow to her publishing cook books and handy guides, full of helpful hints and tips for any domestic cleaning needs, fix ups and mishaps.
Born Maud Ruby Taylor, married name Basham, she was usually know as Daisy Basham, professionally as Aunt Daisy she had other nicknames such as "New Zealand's First Lady of the Radio" and "Everybody's Aunt"
She lived from 30 Aug 1879–14 Jul 1963
For more information on Aunt Daisy please check out her wikipedia page
This blog?
I was given a well used Aunt Daisy's NEW Book of HANDY HINTS as a gift from my mother for my birthday and I fell in love with it.
The handy hints in it are old and very much outdated, often using products that are not available now days, but I do like the idea of knowing how to get boot polish out of a frock coat if I need to.
I will be sharing snippets from this book, and with any luck I will be able to find more Aunt Daisy books in the future.
"Good morning everyone"
Welsh Rarebit De Luxe.-Sprinkle with chopped almonds after putting the rarebit on the toast.
That's how you make things "De Luxe", add fancy almonds!

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Milk, to keep fresh.-Add a pinch of bicarbonate of soda to a jug of milk in hot weather, or for taking to picnics. Stays sweet much longer. Useful also at home if no ice chest.
In the days before readily available refrigeration
Don't Pat Strange Dogs.-A pat on the head of dog upsets his nerves, and has an irritating effect. Stroke him only.
Great advice Aunt Daisy!
Blood Stains.
(a) Never put anything hot on blood stains. Try soaking in cold water containing washing soda, or salt.
(b) Soak on cold water, and sponge with dilute ammonia; or with peroxide of hydrogen to which a few drops of ammonia have been added.
(c) Saturate with a thick solution of raw starch and cold water. Place in sun to dry; then rub off starch.
(d) On silk, etc. Moisten a piece of cotton wool with chloroform, and rub gently for a few minutes.
Getting blood stains out, a good skill to have.
Basin in Bathroom, to Repair Cracked.- (a) If not too badly cracked, take a strip of calico about an inch wide, spread on it a thin layer of white lead made into a paste with a little raw linseed oil. Stick it right down the crack and let it dry for a few days before using the basin. Put this on the outside of basin.
(b) Fill crack with mixture of plaster of Paris and white lead, equal parts.
(c) Fill the crack with Craven Burleigh Nu-Mould. Will set as part of the basin. Good.
Sounds more practical than using dried ramen noodles and super glue, even with the lead.
I tried to search for an image of Craven Burleigh Nu-Mould, but the only Craven Burleigh product I could find was a miracle hair grower.
Love that little "Good" tacked on the end there.
Most of Aunt Daisy's radio shows were based on products, her books were no different.
Zips, mostly found in church and community halls now days.

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Soup.-Always add a little Marmite to vegetable soup, and a little chopped mint.
Soup Too Salty.-Put a piece of thick bread in for awhile ; and add a little sugar. Also put in raw potatoes for a while and remove afterwards.
For those who don't know what marmite is, it's a strong tasting yeast spread made from the by products of beer making.