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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
15
Mrs J N Harvey of South Charleston shares a simple jam method using cups strawberries sugar pectin and water. The procedure involves standing mixing boiling briefly then folding in berries and filling five pint jars for freezing with paraffin seal and a 24 to 48 hour stand before final freezing. The note claims the jam retains fresh strawberry flavor and red color indefinitely.
A long, mixed recipe note describes increased canned mandarin oranges supply this year and introduces a Creamy Mandarin Sherbet and Mandarin Banana Split. It includes steps to freeze orange mixtures, whip cream, and fold in juice and berries, plus a fire statistics interjection from Tokyo. The item blends cooking guidance with a public notice style aside.
New data from Mount Sinai Hospital show dream deprivation causes anxiety irritability and concentration problems. After three to five nights without dreaming participants gained weight and felt unsettled, with most psychological effects fading when dream time returned.
Western intelligence reports say the Kremlin shelter near the Volga, modeled after the U S leadership bunker in Maryland, has hosted the largest and most elaborate drills since the U 2 incident. The automated redoubt accommodates 700 and centers on top leadership, communications, and remote nuclear control within a 12 square mile restricted zone.
West Virginia University will offer a college level Spanish course titled Spanish at Charleston High School from June 30 to July 16. Prof. Frank Herrera of the WVU faculty will teach a class limited to about 25 to 30 students and the course will carry three semester hours of college credit.
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