Preserving Summer Fruits Into Jams And Relishes
Summer markets still offer pears peaches crabapples and citrus ideal for jams marmalades and relishes. Recipes detail ripe pear jam peach orange marmalade and spiced crabapple relish with steps for pectin sugar boiling and sealing for winter meals.
Lynn Chambers Point Saving Menus and Marmalades
A home canning feature by Lynn Chambers offers recipes for spiced crabapples pears quinces tomatoes and ranch preserves with steps for selecting preparing boiling sealing and processing in hot water baths. It lists quantities for each recipe and provides Chicago address for further guidance.
Lynn Says Popular Choices For Luncheon Meals
Lynn suggests fried chicken dipped in cornflakes, cottage cheese mixed with garden greens, radishes, onions and seasonings on lettuce. Bread pudding with brown sugar, lemon custard sauce, scrambled eggs with jelly or favors of sautéed livers and shrimp. Au gratin vegetables include cabbage cauliflower potatoes and tomatoes with a cornflakes butter cheese topping.
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Lynn
Rainy night turns rebellious plan into reckless resolve
Zorie Corey, pressed by an overbearing employer to distribute invitations, breaks down in tears then meets a mysterious handsome stranger who intervenes with a bold act. He tears up the invitations and guides her toward self assertion, while looming consequences await as her fiancé Paul Duncan arrives with family pressure from Hawaii.
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Zorla Corey
Paul Duncan
Zorla
Paul
Mrs. Folsome
Zorie
Zerie
Professor McGonigle
Maple Street
Tonneau
Zoria
Oliver Hazard Perry Duncan
Hawaii
Jimmy Hoffbrower
Jimmy
Toby
Aunt Hannah
Mrs. McGonigle
Argila
Hantic
Homemaking Tips From An Old Cook Book Card
Practical household hints include shellac on a cook book cover to stay pristine, cutting paper protectors for hangers, white enamel on window screens for privacy, and using bags, sponges, and common tools to tidy and press. Also tips on sewing finishes, pockets on aprons, and simple hand stitches.
X Rays From Radio Tubes
X rays are emitted by all radio tubes from small receiving types to large high voltage transmitting tubes. Only harmful rays come from the large tubes which are shielded with lead glass.
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