Pectin Is Prime Element in Jelly Making
The article explains that pectin and acid determine jelly quality from fruits like grape apple crabapple orange kumquat and currant. It covers juice extraction cooking times water ratios alcohol tests for pectin, sugar proportions, and methods to avoid cloudiness crystals and soft set.
Jellies From Pectin Methods And Recipes
Instructions on extracting pectin from apples oranges and mint with steps to make pectin jellys. Includes prep, boiling times, juice pressing, bottling in a water bath, and methods for mint orange strawberry and pineapple pectins with sugar colouring and paraffin sealing.
Jerome Copper and Jerome prospects buoy Superior mining scene
The Jerome Copper Company has been acquired by General Development Company while three Jerome prospects Verde Verde Combination and Calumet Jerome show potential to become major mines in the coming weeks. The Curry Mining Company enters flotation in Superior district as twenty area properties advance. The Jumbo Silver mine near Globe ships high grade ore to Deming smelter with native silver content and an ore sample running 8,000 ounces per ton.
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Jerome Copper Company
General Development Company
Jerome
Jerome Verde
Verde Combination
Calumet & Jerome
Jumbo
Globe
Apache Mountains
Deming
Express
Colorado Oil Boom Signals Revival Across Regions
Article notes two rigs near La Junta and 60 000 acres leased in Pueblo county as part of a statewide push to revive oil interests. Ward district borrows new life for Lulu B mine while Boulder tungsten and Douglas Mountain copper projects expand. USGS reports 1916 Colorado oil output at 197 233 barrels valued at 217 139 dollars, up from 208 475 barrels in 1915 valued at 183 435 dollars.
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la Junta
Pueblo County
Colorado
Ward
Boulder County
Lulu B
Boulder
Douglas Mountain
Moffat County
United States
United States Geological Survey
Wyoming
Oil drilling advances near Bonanza with multiple wells
Montana and Embar Oil fields near Bonanza report drilling around 1800 feet with plans to bring in a well. Soo Oil drills nearby while Anaconda Development prepares to pull its rig and start on its own land opposite Himes after completing Ten Sleep contract. Six wells have already been sunk for Ten Sleep.
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Soo Oil Company
Bonanza
Embar Oil Company
Anaconda Development Company
Ten Sleep Company
Himes
Anaconda Company
New Mexico Mining and Oil Ventures Grow Across State
Kelly and associates begin placer work on Mineral Creek. The Black Hawk Copper Company of Tularosa has capital of 250000 and is incorporated. The Excelsior at Organ in Dona Ana county is sold to Philadelphia interests. Mesa Verde Oil Company forms to test San Juan Basin prospects. Pecos Copper shipments total 100 tons from Cowles to Glorieta station. Yankee coal mine at Raton resumes activity with fifty miners. Champion Mine at Mogal Yon widens and high grade sulfide ore is mined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly and Associates
Mineral Creek
Black Hawk Copper Company
Tularosa
Excelsior
Organ
Dona Ana County
Philadelphia
Mesa Verde Oil Company
San Juan Basin
Pecos Copper Company
Cowles
Upper
Pecos
Glorieta Station
Raton
Mogal- Yon
Oil Ventures Move to Drill and Build in Wyoming
The Hecla Wyoming plans immediate drilling on Section 9 Township 41 Range 81. Producers and Refining aims to build a Wyoming refinery to handle oil output. Attention centers on West Salt Creek field after Boston Wyoming well 285-79 struck oil in shale at 560 feet.
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Hecla-Wyoming
Section
Producers and Refining Corporation
Wyoming
West Salt Creek
Boston-Wyoming
Labor Day Reunion Brings OToole Family Together
The 1917 Labor Day parade features a towering drum major and a happy crowd as Danny OToole spots his long missing father across the street. Mrs OToole and Danny embrace, revealing years of separation due to illness and memory loss. Danny, now a strong tradesman, anticipates future marches with pride.
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O’toole
Ireland
Daniel
Danny
Carpenters’ Union
Plumbers’ Union
Masons’ Union
America
McClure Newspaundinat
Poverty as social disease and the path to abolition
Alfred W. Greeley argues poverty is a preventable social disease, not fate, and cites a growing social surplus in the United States. He links wealth, production, and public health to a nationwide campaign for better wages, sanitation, and unemployment prevention to end poverty.
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Thomas Carlyle
Professor Hollander
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Pectin
United States Department of Agriculture
Mining and Oil News
Western Newspaper Union News Service
New York
C. St. Louis
C. Boulder
Arizona
Curry Mining Company
Superior District
Montana
New Mexico
Cagory
Arthur
Grice
George Alsop
Wise Social Party
Alfred W. Greeley
Pennsylvania
Malthus