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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
9
Mary Lowell Schwin outlines a modern all electric kitchen promoting flameless cooking and clean, efficient work centers for storage prep cooking and dishwashing. The design favors refrigerator proximity sink and dishwasher integration to save time and effort.
A vintage ad touts all electric kitchen appliances including a waste disposer that grinds food waste and pushes it away, and an electro range that automatically heats food to the right temperature. It promises savings in time and effort, with features described as effortless and clean cooking for housewives.
Summer brings cheap fruits and imagined pantry perfection but heat deters old methods. Modern electric canning lets housewives pack jars and process in an electric oven at stable temperatures, producing firm jams and sterilized glassware while staying cool.
A fragmented description discusses vegetables shrinking less and keeping juices through a new juicing method. It references vitality, health benefits, and consumer interest in extracting liquid nutrients, with mentions of recipes, household use, and potential kitchen demonstrations.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss water, discarded portions, and how cooking methods affect the value of vegetables and potatoes. The readable lines imply a statement about preserving value when vegetables are prepared, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear context or specifics.
A government survey by Home shows electricity as the most efficient energy source. Experts discuss kitchen and industrial tests, highlighting cost and reliability while noting regional constraints and the need for infrastructure upgrades to maximize benefits.
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