Can You Can Without Sugar A 1945 guidance piece on low sugar canning
Adams outlines practical methods to can fruits with minimal sugar or none at all. He covers choosing ripe fruit, using thin or light syrups, canning in its own juice, brief pre cooking, water baths, and shelf life implications. Specific peaches processing times, syrup ratios, and guidance to stretch a 15 pound sugar allotment are included.
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Cmaan Lesse Adams
America
Department of Agriculture
AWI
Office of Information
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Shine at Night Tips and Glamour Tricks
Aliced Hart presents fashion hints to boost night shine using sequins and lacquer. Jane Wilson from Fred Waring's show demonstrates eye makeup techniques and brow enhancement for a striking after-dark look. Includes a vintage cake recipe and baking steps with yeast tang.
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Alicla Hart
Jario
Jane Wilson
Fred Waring
Jane
Judy Kahler Advises Sugar Saving Tips for Canning and Freezing
Home Demonstration Agent Miss Helen Frans shares sugar saving rules for canning and freezing. Use light corn syrup or honey to sweeten cereals and beverages, select ripe fruits, and prefer unsweetened fruits in gelatin mixes. Sugar substitutes have limits and may affect flavor and nutrients.
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Helen Frans
Boiled salmon with mustard sauce and dessert summary
Wartime menu describes boiled salmon with mustard sauce and a lemony cream accompaniment. Also lists lima bean sides sliced radish cucumber salad soft rolls and cottage pudding with sugarness. Includes a lemon custard style sauce with egg yolks vinegar and hot milk as a separate recipe.
Can All Fruit Urged for War Time Canning Effort
War Food Administration urges housewives to can all fruit with scarce sugar. Peaches are abundant for home canning and government plans will ration most commercial peach packs. Miss Jean Allen of a major grocery firm advises sugarless or light syrup canning, with honey or corn syrup as substitutes, and notes unsweetened fruit keeps well.
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War Food Administration
Jean Allen
Home Economist
Miss Allen
Touchy topics to avoid in V mail letters
Ruth Millett warns that certain subjects ignite quarrels in letters between separated spouses. Extramarital mentions, old arguments, inlaw jibes, cheerful overtones, and financial worries over government checks tend to blow up, especially when couples are thousands of miles apart.
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Ruth Millett
Prize Recipe for Soya Rolls from Grange Contest
The article reports a first prize winning Soya Rolls recipe from a Grange contest. Ingredients include yeast, luke warm water, fat, sugar, salt, sweet milk, egg, and Soya flour with approx four cups of enriched sour mix. Bake in muffin tins.
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Grange
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Lana Turner
Laraine
Dick Powell
Dick Powell Claire Trevor Anne Shirley
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Island
Fxe Toys
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Stanley's Shoe Store
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