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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1946
Page
5
Gladys Kimbrough of Ball Brothers outlines safe home canning practices to achieve flavorful, economical results. Use quality jars and fresh produce, follow manufacturer instructions, and process foods correctly with pressure or water bath methods.
A guide extols homemade pickled pears and peaches as tastier and cheaper than commercial jars. It urges using adjustable spice amounts, oils instead of whole spices, and outlines a recipe with seckel pears, sugar, water, vinegar, ginger, cinnamon, allspice and cloves, plus canning steps.
The Eagle's Honor Roll enumerates readers entitled to honors for subscription payments. Names appear with multiple spellings and several towns including Moulton, Shiner, Flatonia, Victoria, and Corpus Christi among others, highlighting a broad regional readership.
Miss Dorothy Gene Hull and Arnold Trout were married Sunday at 1 00 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Foster Waelder officiated by Rev Mrs Tom Reinhart The bride wore blue and brown accessories The groom a dark blue suit The couple will reside in Palacios Witnesses were the bride and groom parents A wedding dinner followed for close relatives and friends
Mrs I G Janca of Austin is visiting in Moulton since Tuesday.
The Children and Grandchildren express sincere thanks for kindnesses during illness and after the death of our father Charles Findeisen. Gratitude is extended to all who brought flowers.
War years emphasized spoilage prevention and quantity in canning. Now homemakers should set their own flavor standards and customize soups like vegetable soup with tomatoes okra lima beans corn and seasoning. Follow processing times and use hot jars for safe canning.
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