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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
3
Practical guide to making jelly with less fruit waste using pectin. Describes choosing berries, extracting juice, testing pectin, and steps for cherry, apple, mint and raspberry jellies with heating, sugar, and paraffin sealing. Includes medley marmalade and general tips for preserving flavor.
The article explains how glass jars have largely replaced tins in home and commercial canning. It contrasts screw-on and clamped tops, stresses airtight seals, and notes rubber gaskets and adjustments to maintain full airtightness. It warns against ill fitting tops and offers methods to restore airtight seals.
Ursula a musical prodigy in the making described from infancy. The piece recalls her early piano exposure from three weeks old to age two and a half with repeated listening, singing, and recognition of composers. It notes inheritance and early education shaping a genius.
Smithsonian official Dr. Alexander Wetmore traces birds back to flying reptiles with teeth, citing archeopteryx and archeornis as early forms. He places songbirds high on evolution, notes penguins as primitive, and warns civilization may end the evolutionary path for birds or reptiles.
Gretta Palmer discusses how fashion drives women to buy unneeded items, fueled by social pressure and Veblenian waste. The piece traces silk to affordable status, then notes rapid dress turnover and the elusive notion of true fashion, ending with a jab at socialist communities lacking fashion.
A compact reflection cites human heartbeats, births, deaths, injuries, marriages, divorces, and costs per minute in Britain. It notes air travel speed Paris to West Africa and a coal port's minute of loading, illustrating rapid global activity per minute.
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