Open Road Reopens as Spring Repairs End
Spring brings the open road back after repairs that usually keep it closed. Local crews finish work, restoring access to a commonly used route for travelers and commuters.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
6
Concoctions Made With Dried Fruit Conserves
From Sister Marys Kitchen describes several preserved fruit recipes using dried peaches apricots apples and dates. It includes methods for jelly like preserves and spiced prunes, detailing soaking cooking times sugar amounts and sterilizing jars. The piece blends practical steps with notes on flavor and storage.
Time May Come When Kids Obey Parents Must Stage New Comeback
Margery Rex reports on Katherine A. McCann, retiring New York City teacher, who foresees a parental rebound to power. She argues that strong home moral training will revive obedience as authorities push for good home conditions and role models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Rex
I. N
New York
Jwather
New York City
Katherine A. McCann
Public School
Miss McCann
Forest of old totem poles saved by protective paint
Revelstoke British Columbia February 9 A study notes a forest of ancient totem poles along the Skeena River at risk from neglect. Archaeologist Harlen J. Smith reports more than ninety five poles within fifteen miles of the railroad, with forty visible from the train. He notes a careful coat of paint in exact shades is used to protect them, since color variation is considered an affront to tribal ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeena 'River
Rockies
British Columbia
Marty Osi
Harlen J. Smith
Yer. Smith
WANY FARMERS 10 TOUR CHECK SHOWS
Iowa farm publication survey of 19 060 subscribers indicates 77 percent own autos and 58 percent plan trips outside their state in 1926. Middle West farmers lead in vacation travel with many planning cross state journeys to the West Coast and beyond. More than 2 000 000 farmers and families expected to travel in their automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Diego
California
Iowa
Middle West
West Coast
Christmas lamb in eastern countries noted as chief dish
Lamb is the chief Christmas Day dish in Armenia Syria and Greece. An electrically heated sandbag presses hats over molds, replacing heavy irons. The University of Wisconsin was the sole Midwestern entrant in last year’s regatta at Poughkeepsie. A color wheel to detect color blindness has been invented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Syria
Greece
University of Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bureau develops foolproof radio transmitter for plane use
The Washington Bureau of Engineering reports progress on a radio transmitter designed for aircraft. Officials claim a high reliability standard, aiming to improve communications and safety aboard airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engineering
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sister Mary
Revelstore, B.C
Wany Farmers
Jemima
Fresh Side
Cone’s Gash and Carry Store
West State
U. S
Veal
Dinsmore
C. D
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Bamby Bread
Rauch’s Bakery
A. R. Frost and Son
W. Washington
Bacon
Heinz
Salt Side
Heinz Dill
Nice Prunes
Mundew’s Bakery
Glouster
Chay
Millfield
Union Carbide
Athens
Nelsonville
Ibs
Clifton
Large
Jersey
Ohio
Fa ‘As
Tbs
Pimento
Limburger
Mich
Navy’s
OLEO
Eatmore
Per
Country Club
Creamery
Prunes
Clara Watey
Bartlett Pears
Can
Heinz Pork
Werk’s Tag Soap
Bar
VanCamp
Swansdown
Pillsbury Health
Heinz’s
Rio
Union Grocery
WERK
F. I. Hatfield
Pano
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