Homemade fruit juices keep without sugar in winter
United States Department of Agriculture specialists advise using homemade fruit juices in winter for jellies and convenient storage. Juice is pressed, heated to 110 degrees F, and packed in hot jars, bottles, or cans. Sterilization steps include a cotton stopper, boiling water for 40 minutes at 165 degrees F, then sealing with cork and optional paraffin or wax.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Canning with Corn Syrup Promises Stronger Flavored Fruits
Corn sirup may be used to supplement sugar in putting up fruits and in making jellies jams and marmalades and fruit butters. It can be used in canning to improve flavor and texture of preserves.
USDA Study on Corn Syrup Flavoring Suggestions
Specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture advise using varying amounts of corn syrup with sugar to modify flavors. They recommend small initial uses to suit family taste and note it pairs well with strong fruits like pineapple and cherries. The amount depends on fruit type and syrup strength.
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O Specialists
United States Department of Agriculture
Carry Liquor in Pocket Declared Not In Car in Georgia
In Americus Georgia a jury ruled that liquor carried in a pocket is not contained in the automobile. The case involved a car seized and condemned for transporting liquor and was later restored to its owner.
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Amerigus
Georgia
Ship Launching Record Promised in August in Savannah
Savannah reports a record ship launching month for August from multiple yards. The Foundation Company will launch four mine sweepers valued at $200,000 each for France, with eighteen keels laid. Georgia Engineering and Construction will launch two to three sea-going tugs at $150,000 each for the United States. Georgia Shipbuilding will launch a schooner at $150,000 and Terry Shipbuilding plans another composite steel and wood ship.
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Savannah
Foundation
Georgia Engineering and Construction Company
United States
Georgia Shipbuilding Company
Terry Shipbuilding Company
Bear Thought Sheep Thief in Juniata Township
A mystery over sheep disappearances in Juniata township ends when a 250 pound bear is shot rising on a carcass of one sheep. The bear’s carcass and size are noted as the key clue to the incident observed near Ai toona Pennsylvania on July 11.
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Aitoona
Juniata Township
WANTED help wanted Stenographer and office aid
Wanted steno to assist with office work. State salary. Address ID Gunette Office. Also several good men to learn tire building at McCreary Tire and Rubber Co. 24x, a middle aged housekeeper for a widower in Dilltown Pa. A man to handle tea route with bond. liberal salary. Inquire 531 South Street or Grand Union Tea Co., DuBois Pa. 241-x. Carpenters for railroad construction, concrete farming, trestle building with good wages. Accommodations and railroad fare paid. Apply A L Anderson & Bros Inc Clarksville Green Co Pa. 243-x.
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Gunette
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
Grand Union Tea Co
DuBois
A. L. Anderson & Bros., Inc
Clarksville, Green Co
Penna
Stray notices and lost items in Erie area
Lost Sunday evenings between Indiana and Punxsutawney a Trail wire wheel Saxon car cord tire 23x 3 1-2 notify Gazette office. A female dog strayed to my home on July 5th owner may contact John Lucera Ernest Pa. The McCrory Co operates 159 stores. To manage one, see H. T. Lambert Local Mev.
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Indiana
Punxsutawney
John Lucera
Ernest
the McCrory Co
H. T. Lambert
Executor's Auditor to Settle Blairsville Estate
Samuel Miller, auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County, will attend his Blairsville office on Tuesday August 6 1918 at 10 o'clock A M to settle and report distribution of money in the estate of Leonardo DeLuca late of Blairsville. All interested persons may attend. July 10 1918.
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Notte
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Charles H. Moore
Leonardo DeLuca
Blairsville
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Samuel Miller
Mack Still Wizard Developing Players
New York July 11 Connie Mack is praised for developing ball players with keen instruction in offense and defense. The article highlights George Burns, Clarence Walker, and Scott Perry as players who improved dramatically under Mack with the Athletics.
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New York
Connie Mack
Mack
George Burns
Detroit
Yankees
Burns
Burny
Athletics
Clarencee Walker
St. Louis
Red Sox
Scott Perry
George Stallings
Perry
Stallings
Boston
Mark
Drive to recruit entertainers for troops overseas
American soldiers and sailors overseas seek more entertainment and the Y M C A is launching a nationwide drive to recruit talent. Interviews will be conducted to select individuals willing to go overseas as Y M C A entertainers for the troops.
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Washington
Ameri Lcan
Returnee to visit seven cities in July schedule
Mr. Rogers plans meetings with local recruiting committees during a July tour visiting Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Chicago Kansas City St Louis Nashville Atlanta Charleston Richmond Philadelphia. The itinerary lists dates in July and August across multiple cities.
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Auewupat
Rogers
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Charleston
Richmond
Philadelphia
New York State Finances Show Record Receipts and Expenditures
Albany July 11 New Yorks receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30 were the largest in state history. Receipts totaled 76 3 million, about 15 million more than last year. Expenditures rose to 74 6 million, up 14 00 000 from the prior period. In Broxville Tenn six letter carriers aided a widow Mrs R T H Bell saving five acres of wheat by forming a rescue committee. The stash of work and storage of a crop was completed the next day, carriers refusing pay.
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Albany
New York
R. T H. Bell
Broxville
Tenn
THRESH FOR VICTORY Continued from Page One
A rustic wartime exhortation urges farmers to harvest wheat before ripening and avoid shattering, store in stacks and barns to prevent mustiness, and thresh carefully to save the grain for milling and national defense, framing it as patriotic duty for soldiers abroad.
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Revery
Marriage License Granted In North Mahoning Township
A marriage license was granted to George C. Richie of North Mahoning township and Edna V. Mottern of East Mahoning township. Also noted are social visits: Winifred and Helen Faust travel to Washington, D. C., Mrs. A. L. Greenberg staying with relatives in Philadelphia, Miss Fannie Gessler hosting Bridge Club, Della Daugherty returning from New York, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Parnell hosting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Prough and children from Tyrone.
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George C. Richie
North Mahoning Township
Edna V. Mottern
East Mahoning Township
Winifred
Helen Faust
Grant Street
Washington, D. C
A. L. Greenberg
Philadelphia
M. Buchman
Chestnut Street
Fannie Gessler
Philadelphia Street
Della Daugherty
New York
J. E. Parnell
Howard Prough
Tyrone
Fragmentary weather note on accident aftermath
A partial OCR reads a scene about rain, investigation, and the accident aftermath. The fragment mentions vesth of the accident and appears to reference a local incident, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify details.
To No Good Surety Natures Pleasures in Wit
A compact fragment discusses how certain natures derive pleasure from obliging others less than themselves. The tone reflects a critical, satirical view of virtue used for social amusement. Hazlitt.
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Studebaker
M. H. Buterbaugh
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Ladder
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King Razor Mfg. Co
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A. B. Cherry
Dilltown, Pa
Bal
John Quinn & CO
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H. H. Steving & Co
Mack Still Wizard
W. Hroilhart
Opt
Rine Awelty
Nyoaltul
Strand Theatre
Ethel Barrymore
FOX Pictures
Carmen
Grand Theater
Norma Atalmage
Tess OF
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Charlie Chaplin
William Duncan
Carol Holloway
Vengance
Colonial Theatre
William
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