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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1943
Page
2
The article advises beginning fruit canning for next winter and fall to stretch ration points and meet a two-fruit daily guideline. It covers selecting firm ripe fruit, canning methods hot water bath pressure steam and open kettle, and oven canning with caution about temperature and jar spacing.
Canning guidance covers safe temperatures, sealing methods, and cooling jars. Instructions include testing seals, packing fruit in hot syrup, and a timetable listing minutes for processing fruit and fruit juices, with notes on choosing ripe produce and avoiding overripe or bruised fruit.
Lynn Says explains cold pack and pre cooked syrup canning for apples pears pineapple and quinces to achieve a transparent look. Suggests light syrup using three cups water to one cup sugar or juice as sugar substitute and notes honey syrup may alter flavor and color.
The Ninth Service Command tours Utah Army Service Forces depot in Ogden showing non combat equipment from blankets to uniforms stored across large warehouses. The Tooele Ordnance Depot in Utah stores munitions from shells to bombs, repairs gear, and salvages used material for re use, with women predominating in warehouse work.
Bushnell Hospital under the Ninth Service Command near Brigham City Utah opened after Pearl Harbor. It now houses 2000 beds and treats soldiers including Corp John Kariger of Hershey Nebraska who survived a shattered thighbone infection after penicillin was administered.
A home crafts note describes making round pin wheel and square rugs. It outlines crocheted pinwheel rug from 4 dark and 4 light yarn balls and a yard square knitted rug. Requests 15 cents plus 1 cent postage per pattern with pattern numbers 5376 and 5296 and orders to HOME NEEDLEWORK Chicago.
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