07 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
1
A new United Nations headquarters chapel will be featureless with no altar or windows. A shaft of sunlight will pierce the roof, and a large marble memorial slab to war dead will stand as the sole object in the cylindrical room.
A sermon-like passage envisions a shared space a simple chamber where Christians Jews Buddhists Muslims Hindus and others commune with a supreme being. It argues religion should unite and inspire charity and courage amid peril stating diverse paths lead to the same divine truth.
A recent Boris Karloff video skit opens with a three-quarter close-up of his terrorizing form wielding a hatchet and shouting to strike straight and often. In the surprise ending he is revealed as a scoutmaster teaching Boy Scouts woodmanship.
Twelve year old Betty Clark, total blind since birth, has become the star of Sun Day ABC show Betty Clark Sings. The article notes her high elementary grades, rope skipping, roller skating, and remarkable television presence.
In 1929 Ethan Pryor ran a thriving antique business earning 15000 a year until 1931 when earnings slumped. The couple moved to smaller homes and Abigail found a minor stock show job. After a failed hunt for work Ethan and Abigail tried to cheer him with a night out at Tony's where his old infectious laugh returns, spreading mirth to all.
A stage comic Ethan and his wife Abigail rise from financial doubt after Abigail partners with a stock company owner Jones. Jones offers $5 nightly to perform, but Ethan agrees only after a weekly $40. They cash in on laughter, expand their antiques shop, and celebrate a mood lift as Ethan proclaims laughter free and heartfelt.
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A retired superintendent reflects on public understanding of government. He surveyed a dozen adults and found only one explained the fundamentals of local, state, and national government. He argues schools must teach government to foster civic responsibility and curb youth delinquency.
Practical guidance on choosing fruit and berries for canning. Emphasizes selecting sound firm ripe produce, discarding bruised or specked fruit, using fresh fruit from home gardens, blanching when needed, and packing hot or cold into jars for hot water bath processing.
The article describes fruit and berry canning methods, noting that pressure cookers aid vegetables more than fruits. It covers washing, draining, and avoiding waterlogging, plus syrup types No 1 No 2 and No 3 for different fruit sizes. It warns against soaking fruit and explains syrup preparation and impact on flavor.
Lynn offers practical guidance on producing one quart of canned fruit from apricots peaches pears pineapples and berries. She details quantities per quart raw pack syrup levels and a simple jar sterilization process including washing warming boiling and resting before use.
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