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Wow I love this!! Thanks Mrs McNamarra!

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They were no synthetic laundry soaps in the early 1900

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they had NO fridges

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A fuel stove was central to many Australian kitchens  at this time.

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An urn like this was used to store milk in.

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in 1908 they bured wood in the stove

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Gas stove.

There was now need to carry wood and coal.

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they put their best plates on display

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Sliced bread.

bridies familly would have sliced their own bread by hands.

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Women's hat fashions at this time included very decorative and elaborate hats.

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Bertie used this top hat in a magic show.

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They watched fire works

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Snugglepot ane cuddlepie.

May Gibs snugglepot and a cuddlepie was first published in 1918.

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girl  played dolls

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Rocking horses were toys with real horse hair

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girls annual is a magazine they read

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In 1918 Norman Lindsay's book the magic pudding was brand new
and had just een published.

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Quilted bedspred.
Scraps of clothes or even pieses of clothing could be recycled into a quilt.

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Have a look at the My Place website

http://www.abc.net.au/abc3/myplace/

Lara - 1918

Drei - 1908

Sharmane - 1928

Isabella - 1930

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