Eat What You Can Can What You Cant
Bette Thompson urges readers to stock up for winter with a wide fruit and vegetable selection. Corn is at peak with Golden Bantam from Colorado and irrigated plains supply. Peaches, apples, melons, grapes, and plums arrive from multiple states while onions and potatoes flow from New Mexico and Idaho. Syrups remain scarce and canning advice underscores preserving fruit.
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Miss Warren Returns After Denver Vacation
Miss Bertie Warren, professor of chemistry at Amarillo College, has returned home after a two week vacation in Denver. The note mentions a fact about plant nectar becoming honey only after digestion by a bee.
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