Preserves and Jams From Fruit for Energy
A chef like article describes selecting fruits and processing them to make jams preserves and preserves. It covers heating in syrup or water, maintaining fruit shape, and using sugar to draw out juice. It includes methods for berries plums pears and quinces and notes pectin and acid enhancements. It cites Black Cherry Conserve by Mrs La Rose Meyer and Heavenly Jam by Mrs Alice C Brother ton with suggested ingredients and steps.
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U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
la Rose Meyer
H. P. O'Neil
O. P. Baxter
LA Robe Meyer
Summer fruit desserts and preserves recipes roundup
Mrs J F Evans shares a summer recipe collection with Jeanette Rey of Cedar Rapids, featuring red raspberries and currants jams, rhubarb and pineapple conserve, blackberry and orange marmalade, plum and peach desserts, plus a Waffle Cake and Peach Fluff. Also includes menus for Katherine’s week and other fruit desserts from various contributors.
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Cpa
Jeanette Reyso
The
Cedar Rapids Gaae
Flowers and Gardens Inspire Highway Beautification
A reflective piece on July’s scents and colors, urging appreciation of wildflowers and roadside greenery. It praises railroad right of ways for conserving flowers and notes how hedgerows and roadside plantings by farmers enhance travel, with enthusiasm for evergreens, honeysuckle, clematis, and trumpet vine along journeys.
Erosion targets and hardy natives line steep banks for beauty
A reader recalls summer efforts to curb erosion along roadsides with native plantings. He highlights setigera roses, mulberry trees, trumpet vines, honeysuckles, wild grapes, blackberries, barberries, Indian currant, brown eyed Susans, rudbeckia, asclepias, echinacea, and purple cone flower. He urges propagation tips for brown eyed Susans and dianthus, noting care for memorial and Shasta daisies and the need to divide perennials regularly.
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Seng
Bet
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Daniels Park Community Program Week Schedule
About seven hundred people attended the Daniels Park program opening a Thursday night with a 15 to 14 diamondball victory for Daniels Park girls over Riverside. The event featured a handcraft display archery classes led by Howard Heathman an accordion recital by Elmer Young with two pupils Barbara Ann Hurd and Doris Mae Newman and three movie reels. The Friday activity included a diamondball game against the Sin clair playgrounds 12 and under team which Daniels Park won 7 to 0. The weekly schedule lists daily activities from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. including diamondball practice group games quiet games children’s lunches and pencil games plus archery ukulele and horseshoes with a weekly children’s hike and Thursday evening archery sessions.
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Daniels Park
Riverside
Howard, Heathman
Elmer Young
Barbara’Ann Hurd
Doris Mae Newman
Daniels Playground
Sinclair’ Playground
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Jeanette Beyer
Alice C. Brotherton
R. D
W.A. Linderman
W. A Linderman
Clyde Gibbs
MRE&, O. P. Baxter
Peach
Larose Meyer
J. F. Evans
Katherine
Stella C. Lincoln
Weces
Cole Blow
Johns-Manville
Limback Lumber CO
Mre
J. L. Anea
Boadsides
Block Fifth St
Messinger & Sons
Pinks Lee
Hedges Company
Electrolux
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
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