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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
7
Guidance on choosing and preparing fruits for canning, using sugar or substitutions, and choosing between open kettle and hot water bath methods. Includes syrup ratios, precooking, packing, jar rims, water bath setup, processing times, and cooling guidance released by Western Newspaper Union.
Western Newspaper Union reports on Henry Morgenthau's resignation, his anger at rumors, and Truman's denial of them. The piece outlines Morgenthau's push to stay until Japan is defeated, questions among Truman's aides, and Morgenthau's move to resign with Fred M. Vinson poised to succeed him around August 15.
Kathleen Norris critiques American women's envy of others wealth and leisure in a tale contrasting Sally a vacationer with sobering scenes of hardship endured by overseas women. The piece urges a reevaluation of gratitude and considers how grim need abroad could recalibrate Sallys outlook.
Lynn explains that fruit may discolor at the top of jars if fruit is under ripe or processing time or temperature are off. Oxidation occurs when air remains in the jar after processing. Overfilled jars can boil out liquid during processing and unnecessary canning powders or preservatives are not needed.
The article argues James F. Byrnes joining the cabinet adds diplomatic maneuvering to U.S. foreign policy after the charter for a new world and Truman’s broader charter vision. It notes doubt over handling with the Soviet Union, Poland Latvia Estonia Lithuania and Turkey and Berlin talks. It credits Byrnes with broadening the policy approach despite limited direct foreign affairs experience.
The piece argues that envy of others’ wealth harms women’s happiness. Sally, though healthy and prosperous, envies friend Nancy’s ability to afford an exclusive resort, preferring social status over basic comforts. Miss Norris contrasts American women with European and Asiatic counterparts enduring constant struggle.
Strawberries are scarce so handle with care. Do not wash until ready to serve. Water causes spoilage. hulls soften if held long. If overnight storage is needed, spread on a flat plate and refrigerate uncovered. Can berries now even with sugar scarce. use canning with alternatives if needed.
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