SCRAPBOOK RECIPE
Book with a grey rectangular cover and a badly broken dark blue spine. Inner pages have one side as graph paper and the other as lined pages. The book appears to have formerly been a science exercise book but now has many newspaper cut outs of recipes glued to each page.
It also contains many loose recipes and household tips on cut outs from papers and typed pieces of paper. Some pages of the book still have scientific experiments written on them.
One of the items collected by Kim Fletcher from 15 William Street Armadale in an old tin trunk.
Used to be an old science excercise book but became a recipebook.
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This book is an example of ideas or concepts being passed down from parent to offspring. In particular, this is a recipebook with recipes pasted in from newspaper and magazine clippings.
Before the rise of the internet, magazines and newspapers were the primary method of spreading news and information across a large area.
