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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
8
A practical guide for canning fruit outlines using sugar or corn syrup, notes on light to thick syrups, and honey substitutions. It covers prep like peeling large fruits, brining to prevent darkening, packing jars tightly, precooking, processing in a water bath, and cooling storage steps.
An essay on soon to come car telephones linking home, street and office define a future where autos become mobile phone booths. It weighs benefits against new frustrations and the potential end of car leisure. General Eisenhower wistfully imagines returning to simpler days and fishing. Postwar auto showcases promise limited by supply and evolving tech.
Fruit can discolor at the top of the jar if under ripe or processing time or temperature are off. Oxidation from air not expelled by heat causes top layer discoloration. Overpacked jars may boil over during processing. Canning powders and preservatives are unnecessary.
A playful column notes intermittent rain and forecasts, then mocks theater patrons who vent like baseball fans. John Chapman suggests letting loose during performances, and the piece endorses freer audience dissent while quipping about pop bottles and political quips involving Truman and the vice presidency.
Simple two piece junior frock with scalloped jacket finish and a puffed sleeve dress for ages 2 to 6. Pattern No 1454 fits sizes 12 to 18 with fabric yardage given. Pattern No 1322 covers ages 2 to 6 with yardage and trim details. Send your order to.
Instructions cover window washing strokes inside and outside to spot polishing needs, carrot cleaning with a stiff brush to preserve vitamins, wicker furniture scrubbing with salt water to prevent yellowing, soaking rusty iron screws in gasoline, and placing paper bags over light fixtures during painting to prevent drips.
The article notes Victoria Claflin Woodhull as the first woman nominated by the Equal Rights Party in 1872 and Belva Lockwood as the party’s nominee in 1884 and 1888, highlighting early female political pioneers.
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