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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
7
Gardeners learn canning basics with processing defined as sealing sterilized jars after heating. Key tips include using fresh produce within two hours from garden to jar and having equipment ready such as jars caps tongs towels and a pressure canner for smooth operation.
An advice column explains why authorities favor pressure canning for non acidic vegetables and meats to prevent botulism. It details step by step use of a pressure cooker, including preparing produce, filling jars, headspace, adding salt, venting steam, and processing until safe temperatures are reached.
Lynn suggests planning canning by estimating needed jars from fresh vegetables. Recommended yields include asparagus, beets, carrots, corn, greens, beans, and tomatoes with guidance to debubble jars after filling and use of large water baths for processing.
A Washington coffeehouse conversation on lobby power contrasts with three hopeful signs in Congress. Two measures, La Follette’s congress revamp and Sabath’s broad lobby inquiry, advance next session. Senator Taylor’s proposal would publish roll call votes, signaling rising public political awareness.
The column notes 630 acres of U S forestland and rising timber prices. It mentions Earl Browder planning a New York publishing house for Russian books. A publicity man for the Goldwyn girls touring to promote The Kid from Brooklyn hopes Miss Truman visits. author jokes about Annapolis and a navy cross.
During Czechoslovakia’s two decades as a republic before 1939 the people marked constitution day four times as the 1920 ratification fell on February 29.
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