Pecan Sponge Pie Recipe From Early Texan Notes
A historical note describes pecans in Texas and a Pecan Sponge Pie recipe. The dish bakes to a two layer filling with sponge topping and a rich sauce core, using eggs brown sugar corn syrup milk pecans and lemon juice for a midweight, not overly sweet dessert.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
United States
Peaches varieties and canning tips from BC and Niagara
Readers learn about freestone yellow peaches grown in British Columbia and the Niagara Peninsula, including grades Canada No. 1 and No. 2, storage notes, and practical buying guidance. The page also offers tested peach recipes such as glazed peach tarts, peach sherbet, and spiced peach preserves with detailed steps and yields.
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British Columbia
Niagara Peninsula
Canada No. 1
Canada No. 2
Canada Department of Agricul
Miracles at Fatima Inspires Catholic Reflection
The piece argues for the validity of Marian miracles at Fatima and Lourdes, noting 70,000 witnesses to the sun event and urging belief in Mary’s intercession. It describes a pamphlet KC-41 offering more detail on Fatima miracles and a heavenly peace plan.
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Mary
Earth
God
Christ
Bernadette
Lourdes
France
Fatima
Portugal
Russia
September field tomatoes best value and flavor
The Consumer Section explains ripe September tomatoes flow from nearby fields to local stores. It offers tips to select plump fruit with smooth skin, refrigerate ripe tomatoes, and use firm ones for slicing or salads. Also includes three quick stuffing methods and a recipe for Herbed Tomatoes.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Fashion trends forecast for Canadian fall and winter
A Canadian fashion brief notes color leads with magenta and kelly green, vivid textures from looped wools and jacquards, and a move toward firmer shapes in coats and dresses. It cites influence from consumers, designers, and public figures, predicting a casual, feminine silhouette amid shifting fabrics and styles.
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Jacqui Kennedy
Churchill route extension approved by federal agency
The port of Churchill shipping season is extended two weeks with the Nov 1 deadline. JS Woodward of Saskatoon, president of the Hudson Bay Route Association, welcomed the move as the HBRA has long advocated it. The extension was announced by the federal agriculture department from Ottawa, with insurance availability for the extra period still uncertain.
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Churchill
JS. Woodward
Saskatoon
Hudson Bay Route Association
HBRA
Federal Agriculture Department
Ottawa
Department
Probing Duck and Drake Signals Early Age
Researchers tested nine week old birds to distinguish ducks from drakes by vocal response. When lifted by the neck a duck quacks loudly while a drake remains silent, suggesting a physical cue for sex identification in young birds.
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