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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1947
Page
3
Guides on home canning explain sugar quantities for syrups, packing methods, jar preparation, and processing times. It covers hot and cold packing, water bath and pressure canning, and tips to avoid floating fruit and discoloration.
Advice column urges quick home fixes for wardrobes including brushing, soap and water, and iron use. It covers hose care with frequent laundering, darns, storage tips for handbags and hats, and mending techniques to extend life and keep outfits looking neat.
Lettuce leaves tossed into soup absorb fat reducing greasiness. Remove leaves once they soak up fat. Before broiling meat cut gashes in the fat to prevent curling. Soap bits can make a jelly good for shampoo or for delicate clothing uses.
To prevent mold on smoked meats wrap meat with a vinegar damp cloth in the refrigerator. Soak dried fruits in fruit juices for flavor and value. Cover cheese with a thin butter layer to stay moist and grate hardened cheese.
Instructions warn to ease seams slightly at the hips to relieve strain. Avoid overstretching the seams or revealing too much, as the dress may become conspicuously loose.
Dry rubbing cleans grease from containers while cords stay out of water. Wipe fur niture with warm soapy cloth and dry wipe. Polish after drying. Bold table mats in ruby red or cerise suit summer tables with simple china and clear glassware. Place lid to prevent chipping.
In a Washington bulletin dated June 23 1947 the Food and Drug Administration states bubble gum is not to blame for a junior's upset stomachs or other pains except perhaps aching jaws.
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