Jam Time Recipes from Summer Fruits and Berries
Basic guidance and several fruit jam and conserve recipes using summer berries like bineberries elderberries and Concord grapes with apples cantaloupe peaches damson plums and nuts. Instructions cover washing measuring cooking sterilizing jars and sealing for preservation.
Jam and Jelly Making Guide Notes From a Vintage Recipe Page
Instructions and recipes for making blackberry jam cherry pineapple jam raspberry currant marmalade and general canning tips. Includes steps for preparing fruit sugar quantities cooking times boiling and sealing jars with paraffin notes like sterilizing jars and checking readiness. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Rain Forests and Cliff Cities Highlight National Parks
A survey of U S National Parks notes Olympic in Washington with rain forests and Roosevelt elk, Mesa Verde in Colorado with cliff cities and Basket Makers, Hot Springs in Arkansas with mineral springs, and Platt in Oklahoma with bromide waters. The piece ties parks to history and veteran memories of World War II.
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National Parks
United States
Olympic National Park
Washington
Colorado
Mesa Verde National Park
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
Platt National Park
Oklahoma
Straits of Juan de Fuca
Puget Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
Charles Martel
Tours
Mesa Verde
Mesa
William the Conqueror
National Park
Jelly Quality Guide for Perfect Spreads
Jelly should be clear tender and sparkling with preserved fruit flavor. It holds its shape when inverted yet remains soft enough to spread with a knife. Wide mouth containers help slip jelly onto a plate.
Jelly Making Guide for Fruit Preserves
Test for acidity by tasting and adjust with lemon juice if needed. Use fully ripe fruits for flavor but balance with less ripe fruit to ensure pectin. For spice jelly add a bag of mixed spices during initial cooking. Use wide-bottomed pans so juice reduces quickly and preserves color.
Primitive Area Is Last Frontier in Idaho
R H Rutledge Idaho regional forester outlines plans to preserve 1 800 000 acres of primitive area in north Idaho as the last frontier. He says access could be by plane pack tram or hobnail boots to maintain frontier conditions for future generations.
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Lewiston
Ida
Idaho
United States
R. H. Rutledge
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Concord
Lynn Chambers
WNU
Wational Parks
Douglas
Rocky Mountains
America
Sulphur
Okla
Hoh River
Lynn
CeCette Ae
Patt Lars
EAGLE
Prince Albert
Pat O'Neill
P.A
Pringe Albert