Canning and Pickling Season Prompts Seasonal Tips
The season arrives with home canning and pickling steps highlighted. Tips cover sanitation, jar prep, and safe boiling water bath methods to preserve fruits and vegetables effectively.
07 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
1
The season arrives with home canning and pickling steps highlighted. Tips cover sanitation, jar prep, and safe boiling water bath methods to preserve fruits and vegetables effectively.
In Arkansas Senator A T Gross of Crawford county faces a boodling charge and perjury allegations linked to the 1905 state capitol appropriation bill. Prosecutor Rhoton announced the case will be heard in Perry county circuit court next Friday. Former Senator F O Butt remains indicted but has no date yet. Also reported a veteran Civil War veteran Henry Rutz died at 87 leaving a large family.
Marseilles Aug 7 The government has chartered two steamers to transport Algerian troops to Morocco for deployment amid tensions in the region.
French naval forces bombard Casablanca in retaliation after soldiers fire on guards at the consulate. Occurs amid escalating tensions in the city with French ships firing on targets along the harbor.
In Tangier on August 7 heavy fighting injures five French officers and six sailors as bombardment hits villages around Casa Blanca. French admiral orders 150 sailors ashore to defend the consulate while Moorish chiefs demand surrender under threat to raze the city. The Spanish cruiser Don Alvaro de Vazan joins the bombardment.
Police identify Pietro Gowrie after a Tuesday attack near Central Park on nurse Adelaide Wilbert. A separate case reports Thomas Anderson charged with abducting five year old Tillie Fleischner. Acting Mayor seeks 500 more officers though aldermen must approve funds. 1,000 added last week.
Fragmentary report notes rising tensions as statesmen debate a mailed fiat and argue over control. Analysts warn the conflict could escalate into a broader holy war if rival powers persist in pursuing exclusive authority.
Turkiye's 6,000 troops invade Persia with mutinous Persian soldiers joining them. The city of Uramiah, home to 50,000, fears imminent attack and widespread slaughter. No appeal to powers is planned to halt the disaster.
Baltimore reporter recalls a mother who sought plant leaves from Clifton Park to protect her babies from mosquitoes, a tale reflecting early 20th century remedies and community concerns.
An advertisement urges housewives to use quality Royal No 10 baking material to avoid failures in biscuits cake and bread. It promises better results by calling City Grocery for a sack and suggests asking for any needed items to ensure top quality products.
Washington reports no state department action on the claimed expedition led by Captain J. C. Young of the Ninety sixth regiment to Isle Royale in Lake Superior. Officials say ownership of the inland was settled by the treaty of Ghent, and there is no view that Young’s move constitutes filibustering.
Dr. H. D. Wood thanks the optician for perfect fitting and pleasing focus of glasses for himself and his wife. He notes they have never had such satisfactory eyewear. The letter expresses gratitude and commendation for service.
Christine Nanadal, 26, strangled her two young children Mary aged 2 and Yroxalov aged 10 months in their residence. A lunatic asylum history is noted as she told a witness she planned to take the children out, then calmly showed them dressed for a trip before the fatal acts.
James H. Banta, the oldest engineer on the Illinois Central railroad, was struck and killed while crossing the tracks in Chicago. He had served the railroad for forty four years.
A longtime train operator who had driven the same locomotive for ten years was killed when struck by the train. He intended to retire soon and settle on a farm. In unrelated news from Chicago, a man and woman were fined for rocking a rowboat in Washington Park, the woman paying $7 and the man $25 plus costs.
London report says Thomas Myler a Spanish American War veteran who reportedly raised the U S flag over Santiago de Cuba drowned near Cour town while practicing to swim the English camel.
An advertisement extols Fo ley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims the remedy cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and lists A C McAdams as the seller.
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