Canning Timetable Adopted Under U S Agriculture Rules
Since 1946 new USDA based canning guidelines speed processing. Contact your home demonstration agent at the extension office in the county seat for the latest information and timetable.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
2
Since 1946 new USDA based canning guidelines speed processing. Contact your home demonstration agent at the extension office in the county seat for the latest information and timetable.
Freezing the right fruits and vegetables now improves quality of frozen foods next winter. Freeze only the recommended varieties this summer to ensure better texture and flavor when retrieved from the locker later.
A city writer extols country living as superior to urban distractions. He describes an old house, surrounding trees, hills, and farm life, claiming rural routines banish neurosis and offer deep tranquility through daily contact with nature and the earth.
Two Ohio school teachers, Amy Bowen and Laura Fenton, drive to a country home they expect to serve fine food. An unwelcoming hostess, no aroma of meals, and a grave misunderstanding reveal the place is a funeral venue, not a restaurant, prompting a sharp lesson on reading directions.
A dense set of crossword clues covering anatomy, seeds, measurements, birds, verbs, and general terms. Includes across and down entries with varied lengths and several incomplete entries marked by numbers and gaps.
Marion Marshall gains her best screen role to date in That's My Boy with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis at Paramount. Her rise began at 20th Century Fox after a modeling start and dramatic training, with credits including The Snake Pit Sitting Pretty Apartment for Peggy I Was a Male War Bride. Hal Wallis signed her after seeing her War Bride test and she moved to freelancing.
Wright A. Patterson argues Republicans should push a strong states rights plank in the 1952 platform to attract Dixiecrats and win southern votes. He critiques Fair Deal measures as curtailing state sovereignty, notes Allied defense contributions, and praises Admiral Sherman for boosting Europe’s defense and UN prospects.
Readership is urged to buy chicken now as production rises by about 30 percent year over year. Prices stay steady with last year, and hens become more plentiful due to increased culling. Expect to eat 30 pounds of chicken per person by year end.
The piece extols chicken scrapple as a thrifty Pennsylvanian dish using chicken broth and corn meal. It touts rabbit as a rising value meat with 85 percent of domestic rabbit production from fryer-size rabbits and notes rising egg laying prospects with 17 percent million more hens expected to lay in coming months.
In Korea with the First Marine Aircraft Wing pilots gain onboard ash disposal and a cigarette lighter. Chance Vought adds an ash tray and cigarette lighter to Corsair cockpit to soothe nerves on return from combat strikes, replacing canopy openings to vent ashes.
Hollywood star Andy Devine weighing 325 fears losing his figure. He has ridden and dieted with little effect but a new film requiring square dance scenes is slimming him down. He has built fame on his heft and jokes about melting away.
Practical kitchen notes cover pickled beets in sugar vinegar syrup, saving watermelon rinds for pickles, refrigerating ripe peaches, a summer salad idea with potato salad ham eggs, refreshing drinks with orange juice and ginger ale, how cutting vegetables affects value, a lime honey sauce, and vitamin A from green snap beans plus quality checks for snap beans.
A vintage ad promotes Table Grade Nu M aid margarine from Sunny California and Chicago for modern table use. It touts modern texture taste and spreadability while appealing to readers to submit sayings for cash prizes with a photo incentive for accepted entries.
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