Blue Book canning guide expands with new recipes
The Ball Corp updated 30th edition of The Blue Book blackens home canning with extra recipes including blackberry cordial peanut butter canned shad prickly pear marmalade and Brussels sprouts a diet section and The Problem Solver tips. New plastic canning wand and premarked funnel aid safe sealing as retail distribution expands. Today black activist Jesse Jackson is 36 years old.
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Flu facts and prevention guidance pamphlet
A Department of Health publication explains flu symptoms and risks and urges vaccination as prevention. It notes yearly virus drift, occasional major shifts, and that antibiotics help only with complications. Free catalog info is offered by the Consumer Information Center in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Consumer Information Center
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Consumer Information Catalog
General Services Administration
Crystallized Honey Returns to Liquid Easy Steps
A reader asks how to revert crystallized honey to liquid. Soak the honey container in warm water under 150 degrees Fahrenheit to dissolve crystals, avoid higher heat to prevent off flavors and color changes, then store at room temperature.
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South's trick play yields surprising good score in bridge
The story explains why South, initially unhappy with a three notrump, ends with a good score. He wins the opening heart lead, ducks a spade, and ends nine tricks while keeping a spade and diamond to lose. North, as declarer at three notrump, faces the same sequence and often loses more, with some reaching six clubs and going down.
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Two Card Club Suit Not Recommended by Ash Jascons
A South Dakota reader asks about opening a two card club suit. The response states this bid is not recommended and is never made or admitted to by Ash the Jascons.
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Bradley student uncovers 300-million-year shark fossil
Bradley University geology major Bradley Wiscons found a 30-foot fossil shark along the Spoon River in Knox County Illinois. The jaw and teeth resemble a coarser Great White and suggest Edestidae lineage. Under Dr Merrill Foster the field study may indicate a new genus or species.
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Ill
Bradley Wiscons
Bradley University
Spoon River
Knox County
University
Department of Geological Sciences
Wiscons
Merrill Foster
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