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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
11
Instructions for selecting and canning tree ripened peaches. Includes scalding peel method, peeling, pitting, and pre treatment with vinegar solution. Describes cold and hot packing, syrup ratios, and processing times for hot water bath canning. Also notes using leftover syrup for desserts and variations with peach desserts.
A new airtight glass Freezer Jar from the world’s largest fruit jar maker offers simple freezing and storage. Jars are leak proof with rubber-sealed caps, reusable, dishwasher safe, and suitable for freezer, refrigerator, and canning use with Wide Mouth Dome Caps.
Homemakers should avoid using naphtha gasoline or benzine for home dry cleaning. All are highly inflammable and emit vapors that mix with air to form explosive mixtures. A spark or open flame may ignite them and cause disaster. Static electricity sparks can also ignite and explode.
Mr and Mrs F W Janssen held open house Tuesday May 25 for their sons Leslie and James who graduated from Victoria. Leslie earned an Associate of Arts and belonged to Phi Theta Kappa at Victoria Junior College. James from St Josephs High School won a Junior College scholarship for social science work. Grandfather Wm Brosch and Mrs J L Janssen of Moulton attended with Grandpa Brosch present at both exercises.
The article urges homemakers to boost jelly and preserve canning this summer using abundant sugar and fruit jars. It highlights Ball Blue Book recipes for Berry Jams, details washing and crushing berries, optional seeds, sugar amounts, boiling to thickness, and sealing in hot Ball Jars for shelf safety.
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