The Story ISO Fan Colt Gift Brings Change on Wyoming Ranch
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin can ride any horse on his Wyoming ranch. His retired army father resists giving him a colt while Ken improves in school and learns responsibility. His mother Nell argues for a colt to help Ken grow, despite the father's lack of promotion and his brother Howard's confident example. Nell persuades the father, and Ken is promised a colt though he faces a difficult selection.
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A Boy Chooses a Yearling and Trains for Ranch Life
Ken Mclaughlin plans a yearling purchase to replace a gelding as he trains under his father's stern partnership bargain. The week features rodeo work, daily horse care, and a bronco breaker named Ross joining Goose Bar Ranch while Rocket remains missing.
Vegetable Canning Guide for Non Acid Vegetables
A guide for safely preserving greens and vegetables from Victory gardens. It discusses pressure canning as a crucial method, warning that non acid vegetables require careful processing to prevent spoilage and ensure safe storage. The piece emphasizes proper techniques and safety considerations for home canning.
Pressure Canning Techniques for Non Acid Vegetables
Practical guide on using pressure cookers and hot water baths for safe canning. Explains heat requirements to destroy botulinus, preparation of jars, timing, venting, and avoiding spoilage. Includes shelf steps, lid testing, sealing tips, and health notes on vitamin A and canning questions addressed to Miss Lynn Chambers.
Lyon Says What to Do Make rationing work with fresh produce
The guide advises using fresh fruits and vegetables for canning when possible and relying on seasonal produce to save money. It suggests shortcuts such as using fresh tomatoes in season, canning at home, substituting brown gravy, saving vegetable water for flavorings, and avoiding chili sauce or catsup unless home canned. It also recommends chopped green pepper and relishes to boost salads and sandwiches, lighter dressings with sour cream, and saving fat from meat for baking or frying.
Army finds cigaretts boost soldier appetite and morale
Quartermasters study shows food consumption rises about five percent when soldiers are allowed to smoke at mess. Camel cigarettes are the favored brand among Army, Navy, and Marine personnel, with service members often receiving Camels as home gifts. Tobacco dealers offer guidance on proper wrapping and mailing of gifts to service members.
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The United States Hosts About Twenty Thousand Theatres
A survey counts roughly 20,008 moving picture theaters across the United States highlighting cinema reach, regional spread, and audience access as film exhibition expands nationwide.
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