05 Jul 1945
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
1
A practical guide to home canning explains selecting fresh vegetables, hot pack vs cold pack methods, jar preparation, and rapid filling to limit contamination. It covers processing with pressure or boiling water, maintaining steady heat, cooling jars, and testing seals, with common queries on boiling, nonacid vegetables, and salt use.
Lynn urges strict timing in canning, advising readiness of produce and equipment, notes that speed can disrupt safety. She recommends trimming air bubbles by pressing with a clean knife, and wiping jar rims after packing to prevent contamination and ensure a proper seal.
The story follows Ken Me Laughlin and Flicka's 12 year old owner as they discover a mysterious white foal named Goblin later Thunder. Colonel Harris and Charlie Sargent accompany them on a wild ride to bring in Banner the stallion while Froh McLaughlin, Ken's father, observes. Ken struggles to accept the colt though his mother names it before changing to Thunder.
The family learns Ken bred Flicka to Appalachian after a long withheld secret. A signed note confirms Flicka’s foal, Goblin, is sired by Appalachian, not Banner. Charley Sargent initially challenges the claim but accepts Ken's account. paper records and the foal's appearance settle the dispute amid ranch tensions and late-night vigil by the house.
Smartly tailored button front pattern No R797 offered in sizes 14 18 18 20 40 42 and 44. Size 16 short sleeves requires 37 percent yards of 38 inch material. Due to high demand and current war conditions some sling orders may take longer for popular pattern numbers. Send your order to size.
A set of ten general knowledge questions covering time zones, social terms, demographics, law, chemistry, presidential history, geography, etymology, and US constitutional procedures. Answers reference standard time, dictionaries, and historical records.
The set lists ten items with brief clues and answers including Brazil coal tar and the President's Palace. It notes Harry S. Truman as vice president and explains that treaties stay in the Senate until approved or rejected by a two thirds vote or returned or withdrawn. It cites 25 pending documents in the Senate, one dating to 1923.
The Romanian government expropriated without compensation all lands owned by Germans and Romanian war criminals, plus estates over 125 acres. Exemptions include church and hospital lands and King Michael. The land is being divided into 12.5 acre farms and given free to landless peasants.
A concise historic note traces the first electric light night baseball games: 1883 in Fort Wayne Indiana marked the earliest under lights, the first minor league night game occurred in 1930 at Independence Kansas, and the first major league night game did not happen until 1936 in Cincinnati.
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