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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
7
A vintage guide on growing and using fresh produce with canning rules and recipes. It covers peak ripening, two hour rule from garden to kettle, and how overcooking harms jam color. Includes Strawberry Rhubarb Conserve and Three Fruit Preserves with steps and sterilized jar instructions.
Lynn suggests avoiding culinary ruts and offers simple variations. Use milk to add lightness in muffins, try rice pudding with chilled seasonal fruits, pair lamb or ham patties with mustard, and bake biscuits with orange juice and zest. The tomato dish blends cottage cheese and sour cream for a fresh surprise.
An old recipe and canning guide details Sunshine Strawberry Preserves, Raspberry-Cherry Conserve, and Pectin use. It cover s techniques for jelly, juice extraction, and paraffin sealing. Additional notes urge pressure cookers, spinach, asparagus, and green peas processing with specific times and pressures. The page also carries a dense barrage of wartime era classified jokes and notices featuring various historical figures and quirky ads.
A collage of portraits and opinions praising quiet efficiency and wartime focus on results. It weighs in on public discourse with figures like Lucius Brann and Elmer Twitchell, contrasting restraint with loud press coverage and postwar planning.
The Barbara Bell Pattern No 1948 is designed for sizes 36 through 52. Size 38 requires 44 yards of 39 inch material.
A prominent clergyman spoke to hundreds at a National Spinster Pensions association gathering. He urged economic independence, proclaiming you must fight and win and pass it on to your children. The address sparked cynicism about audience reception and left readers weighing the speaker’s intent versus the crowd’s mood.
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