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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
3
Advice for home canners on preserving fruits using hot water baths or improvised setups. Emphasizes choosing fresh fruit, avoiding spoilage, and ensuring clear jars with intact appearance. Includes practical tips on equipment and processing to prepare for shortages.
Fresh fruit quality matters for canning and syrup makes fruit mellow. Use light to medium syrups, boil briefly to remove scum, and pack either cold or hot depending on method. Honey darkens fruit. open kettle is risky but yields beautiful fruit. released by Western Newspaper Union.
Lynn describes approximate jar counts and fruit amounts for a quart of canned fruit. She lists apricots cherries prawns pears pineapples plums rhubarb and strawberries with varying weights and emphasizes following manufacturer directions for caps.
Washington correspondent notes Joint Task Force 1 aims for data on underwater blast effects on a fleet at sea at Bikini. Weather may delay July 25 test with August 1 target. observers document ship damage, oceanography measurements, and potential future naval implications.
Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner says the bomb dropped on the Kwajalein test was an eccentric or wobble type, causing it to veer off course. Reporters questioned why Major Swan Cutt and crew missed the Nevada bullseye by about 2,500 feet, with some calculations suggesting a 1,800 foot offset.
The yellow pineapple potholder features textured scales on its surface, offering a decorative and practical crochet project. The scales give a tropical motif that blends aesthetics with heat resistant functionality.
The gavial Gavialis gangeticus, a giant air breathing reptile related to crocodiles, is believed the oldest living vertebrate species due to fossil remains found in two million year old Pliocene deposits in India.
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