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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
An 1840s style guide explains home vinegar production from ripe fruit, detailing crush, pressing, fermentation, and acetic acid stages. It covers yeast addition, temperature control, air exposure, and when to add “mother” culture, plus methods to clarify and rack the finished product.
A short list of cautions for vinegar making notes eight actionable rules. Do not use old barrels without cleansing. Do not add mother to fresh juice. Do not use old mother from barrels. Do not store in a cold cellar. Do not store in full barrels. Do not place in warm sunny areas. Do not expose to bright grit after acidifying. Do not expose finished vinegar to air.
A historical note describes making tomato vinegar from tomato varieties like early girls, using lactic acid fermentation rather than nitric acid. The resulting liquid is sour and can substitute vinegar for pickling and table use, with rapid fermentation and storage in corked bottles.
A correspondent recalls Reims children living in cellars and shelters under German bombardment. Despite fear they play in gas masks and shell holes, supply daily lessons in a vast cellar, and vow duty as they endure hardship. Their resilience frames a vision of courageous citizens aiding France’s rebuilding.
Augusta Haring of New York returned with the troops to greet the war effort in Poland. Myrtle Simon, Greenfield, organized the M. C. A Work for the Polish army, aiding recruits in the United States. The Polish commander publicly named Haring the Godmother of the Polish Army, a proud moment amid a triumphant welcome by officers and privates at the railway station.
Italian poetaviator Gabriele d Annunzio led a daring raid on Vienna area with Italian and Austro Hungarian forces aiming at Pola. Report recounts a night descent to the Adriatic coast as a squadron claimed enemy machines, and captives including Four Husres detailed by allied forces.
A man aided a nervous widow, collecting $40 from bystanders for flowers and paying her fare after escorting her to the station, leaving an officer with his head bowed as she moved away through a crowded street.
Cleveland's forestry department outlines a program to honor local servicemen. Each boy who enlisted will see a tree planted in North Park Boulevard this fall, with markers bearing the name of every fallen soldier.
New York reports a tangled forgery scheme tied to Yucatan politics. Allegations center on Governor Argomedo and a $22,000 sum to secure influence, with lawyers, witnesses, and accusations of false signatures in a high profile legal battle.
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